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[M2] mvn-qalab-plugin: qalab.xml
Hi,
i just wonder why the qalab.xml file is not in the \target folder (since it
is generated).
do i need to check it in to my SCM (Subversion), is it updated when
executing later builds?
(does the plugin store the history of previous builds in this file?)
or can i put it on the ignore list? and add it to the maven-clean-plugin
configuration?
thx 4 help
R.C.
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RE : [M2] mvn-qalab-plugin: qalab.xml
Posted by "Deneux, Christophe" <ch...@capgemini.com>.
qalab.xml is the database used my the qalab plugin to store the project history about some information (see the qualab documentation). So, it should not be deleted on a "mvn clean".
You don't need to check it in your scm.
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De: CodingPlayer [mailto:roman.cerny@researchstudio.at]
Date: mar. 26/06/2007 11:21
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Objet : [M2] mvn-qalab-plugin: qalab.xml
Hi,
i just wonder why the qalab.xml file is not in the \target folder (since it
is generated).
do i need to check it in to my SCM (Subversion), is it updated when
executing later builds?
(does the plugin store the history of previous builds in this file?)
or can i put it on the ignore list? and add it to the maven-clean-plugin
configuration?
thx 4 help
R.C.
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Re: [M2] mvn-qalab-plugin: qalab.xml
Posted by CodingPlayer <ro...@researchstudio.at>.
Hi,
thx for this hint.
i finally found a nice description (about dealing with the qalab.xml file)
in the plugins FAQ:
http://qalab.sourceforge.net/multiproject/maven2-qalab-plugin/faq.html#what-scm
regards
R.C.
Dimitris Kapanidis-2 wrote:
>
> CodingPlayer wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> i just wonder why the qalab.xml file is not in the \target folder (since
>> it
>> is generated).
>>
>> do i need to check it in to my SCM (Subversion), is it updated when
>> executing later builds?
>> (does the plugin store the history of previous builds in this file?)
>>
>> or can i put it on the ignore list? and add it to the maven-clean-plugin
>> configuration?
>>
>> thx 4 help
>> R.C.
>>
> The file is used for historical data. Each report is aggregating the
> previous data and adding the new ones in the file.
> There is a goal in the plugin that can automatically submit the file to
> subversion.
>
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Re: [M2] mvn-qalab-plugin: qalab.xml
Posted by Dimitris Kapanidis <di...@scytl.com>.
CodingPlayer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i just wonder why the qalab.xml file is not in the \target folder (since it
> is generated).
>
> do i need to check it in to my SCM (Subversion), is it updated when
> executing later builds?
> (does the plugin store the history of previous builds in this file?)
>
> or can i put it on the ignore list? and add it to the maven-clean-plugin
> configuration?
>
> thx 4 help
> R.C.
>
The file is used for historical data. Each report is aggregating the
previous data and adding the new ones in the file.
There is a goal in the plugin that can automatically submit the file to
subversion.
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Scytl Secure Electronic Voting
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Re: [M2] mvn-qalab-plugin: qalab.xml
Posted by Da...@SunGardEBS.com.
R.C.
The qalab.xml is not in the target folder so it won't get deleted when you
run mvn clean. This file is updated every time you run the QALAB plugin
and the results from each run are stored in this file.
Thanks,
David
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06/26/2007 04:21 AM
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Hi,
i just wonder why the qalab.xml file is not in the \target folder (since
it
is generated).
do i need to check it in to my SCM (Subversion), is it updated when
executing later builds?
(does the plugin store the history of previous builds in this file?)
or can i put it on the ignore list? and add it to the maven-clean-plugin
configuration?
thx 4 help
R.C.
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