Problem with m-javadoc-p 2.5 looping

[Jason Dillon <ja...@planet57.com>]

I'm at a loss, I can't figure out what is going on with site  
generation... really hoping someone here can shed some light on the  
problem.

It looks like when running `mvn site` on my project (GShell) that it  
runs forever and loops like crazy...

    svn co https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/geronimo/gshell/trunk gshell
    cd gshell
    mvn site
    ^^^ loops over and over

GShell inherits from Genesis 2.0, which is here:

    https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/geronimo/genesis/trunk

Which consists of:

<snip>
[INFO] Genesis ............................................... SUCCESS  
[3.037s]
[INFO] Genesis Maven Plugin .................................. SUCCESS  
[9.210s]
[INFO] Genesis Packaging ..................................... SUCCESS  
[0.041s]
[INFO] Genesis Flava ......................................... SUCCESS  
[0.015s]
[INFO] Genesis Flava :: Default .............................. SUCCESS  
[1.162s]
[INFO] Genesis Flava :: Java 5 ............................... SUCCESS  
[0.029s]
[INFO] Genesis Flava :: Java 1.4 ............................. SUCCESS  
[0.029s]
[INFO] Genesis Skin .......................................... SUCCESS  
[0.006s]
[INFO] Genesis Skin :: Geronimo .............................. SUCCESS  
[0.035s]
</snip>

GShell depends on "Genesis Flava :: Java 5", which is a child of  
"Genesis Flava :: Default" which is a child of "Genesis".

Everything short of `mvn site` muck works fine... but when it comes to  
building a site, it appears that the build recurses indefinitely...  
and I've no idea why.  Also I see some very strange javadoc:test- 
aggregate goal executions which are never configured.

Can someone please have a look... I can't use mvn to generate sites  
for these complex projects anymore because of this problem... its  
killing me.

*on knees* please?

--jason



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