mvn deploy:deploy

[Jane Young <Ja...@Sun.COM>]

Hi Maven Gurus,

When executing "mvn deploy:deploy", I see this error:

"The packaging for this project did not assign a file to the build 
artifact".

The deployment works fine with "mvn deploy" since it executes all the 
prior maven lifecycle phases.
I'm just wondering  can "mvn deploy:deploy" work as an independenct 
lifecycle phase?

Thanks,
Jane

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Re: mvn deploy:deploy

[Wayne Fay <wa...@gmail.com>]

> A co-worker suggested that I should be able to use the "deploy" goal but
> looks like maven-deploy-plugin does not allow you to directly execute the
> deploy goal.

You should be able to use "deploy:deploy-file" and then iterate
against the various artifacts you need to deploy with something like a
shell script etc. But this will not work with simply "mvn
deploy:deploy" as you've discovered.

Take a look at Nexus Pro's staging functionality, if you're looking
for this kind of feature and have a budget for it. Or build it
yourself with a few tools if you don't have Nexus Pro.

Wayne

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Re: mvn deploy:deploy

[Stephen Connolly <st...@gmail.com>]

You'd have to run a whole bunch of buildhelper:attach goals on the same mvn
command line... and since that will require properties to be passed and
since I don't see any way to specify the same property with multiple values
from the same command, I do not see what you'd gain...

certainly if you do

mvn jar:jar source:jar javadoc:jar deploy:deploy

that will "just work" from the command line and will deploy the three jars
as the three mojos prior will attach artifacts to the reactor for the deploy
mojo to deploy... but if I understand correctly, the deploy:deploy mojo is
designed to deploy multiple artifacts to the same GAV coordinates, and I
suspect you want to deploy multiple artifacts to multiple GAV coordinates

-Stephen

2009/6/3 Jane Young <Ja...@sun.com>

> Thanks...
>
> Looks like  maven-deploy-plugin is not intended to execute just the deploy
> goal.
> I asked this question before and Steve Connolly kindly responded a
> workaround by deploying to a staged repository and then merge to the final
> repo.
> A co-worker suggested that I should be able to use the "deploy" goal but
> looks like maven-deploy-plugin does not allow you to directly execute the
> deploy goal.
>
> Jane
>
>
>
> Wayne Fay wrote:
>
>> Does "mvn deploy:deploy" work?  Has anyone successfully executed "deploy"
>>> goal with  maven-deploy-plugin?
>>>
>>>
>>
>> If you've ever deployed anything from Maven via "mvn deploy", then
>> you've used the deploy mojo in the maven-deploy-plugin. That is what
>> runs behind the scenes. So asking this question is a bit silly -- many
>> people have "successfully executed" it.
>>
>> However, this mojo is not designed to be called directly, and thus, is
>> breaking when you try to use it like this. I doubt you could use it
>> like this without a bit of trouble.
>>
>> Maybe you should describe your use case and then people will have
>> better suggestions on how to achieve the results you are looking for.
>>
>> Wayne
>>
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Re: mvn deploy:deploy

[Jane Young <Ja...@Sun.COM>]

Thanks...

Looks like  maven-deploy-plugin is not intended to execute just the 
deploy goal.
I asked this question before and Steve Connolly kindly responded a 
workaround by deploying to a staged repository and then merge to the 
final repo.
A co-worker suggested that I should be able to use the "deploy" goal but 
looks like maven-deploy-plugin does not allow you to directly execute 
the deploy goal.

Jane


Wayne Fay wrote:
>> Does "mvn deploy:deploy" work?  Has anyone successfully executed "deploy"
>> goal with  maven-deploy-plugin?
>>     
>
> If you've ever deployed anything from Maven via "mvn deploy", then
> you've used the deploy mojo in the maven-deploy-plugin. That is what
> runs behind the scenes. So asking this question is a bit silly -- many
> people have "successfully executed" it.
>
> However, this mojo is not designed to be called directly, and thus, is
> breaking when you try to use it like this. I doubt you could use it
> like this without a bit of trouble.
>
> Maybe you should describe your use case and then people will have
> better suggestions on how to achieve the results you are looking for.
>
> Wayne
>
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Re: mvn deploy:deploy

[Wayne Fay <wa...@gmail.com>]

> Does "mvn deploy:deploy" work?  Has anyone successfully executed "deploy"
> goal with  maven-deploy-plugin?

If you've ever deployed anything from Maven via "mvn deploy", then
you've used the deploy mojo in the maven-deploy-plugin. That is what
runs behind the scenes. So asking this question is a bit silly -- many
people have "successfully executed" it.

However, this mojo is not designed to be called directly, and thus, is
breaking when you try to use it like this. I doubt you could use it
like this without a bit of trouble.

Maybe you should describe your use case and then people will have
better suggestions on how to achieve the results you are looking for.

Wayne

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Re: mvn deploy:deploy

[Jane Young <Ja...@Sun.COM>]

Does "mvn deploy:deploy" work?  Has anyone successfully executed 
"deploy" goal with  maven-deploy-plugin?

Wayne Fay wrote:
>> The deployment works fine with "mvn deploy" since it executes all the prior
>> maven lifecycle phases.
>> I'm just wondering  can "mvn deploy:deploy" work as an independenct
>> lifecycle phase?
>>     
>
> You should probably look at using "mvn deploy:deploy-file" instead.
> But if you are looking to deploy more than 1 artifact, this gets old
> pretty quickly (lots of -D's).
>
> Wayne
>
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Re: mvn deploy:deploy

[Wayne Fay <wa...@gmail.com>]

> The deployment works fine with "mvn deploy" since it executes all the prior
> maven lifecycle phases.
> I'm just wondering  can "mvn deploy:deploy" work as an independenct
> lifecycle phase?

You should probably look at using "mvn deploy:deploy-file" instead.
But if you are looking to deploy more than 1 artifact, this gets old
pretty quickly (lots of -D's).

Wayne

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