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From: "Simon Kitching" <skitching@gfg-group.com>
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Subject: RE: Problem when adding a m2 project into continuum
Date: Wed, 24 May 2006 09:09:48 +1200
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Hi Dario,
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I had this problem too. The solution is to declare the scm url in every =
pom,
not just in the parent one.
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Maven provides a java method for a project which returns its scm url. If
there is no explicit scm url declared in the project, it uses the one =
from
the parent and appends the project's artifactid. There isn't much else =
that
maven could do. Possibly Continuum could override the scm url returned =
by a
child module, as it knows the parent url, and the relative path from =
parent
to child as declared in the parent's <module> declaration; that seems a
little tricky to me though. And as noted above, declaring the scm path =
in
every pom solves the issue.=20
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Regards,
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Simon


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From: D=E1rio Oliveros [mailto:oliveros@cpqd.com.br]=20
Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2006 3:33 AM
To: continuum-users@maven.apache.org
Subject: Problem when adding a m2 project into continuum


I am having trouble importing a multiproject pom.xml that has its =
modules
located in a different directory structure. Please see below:

main/
trunk/
pom.xml (multiproject)
components/
comp_1/
trunk/
pom.xml
...
comp_n/
trunk/
pom.xml

multiproject pom.xml:
...

components/comp_1
...
components/comp_n


So If I import /main/trunk/pom.xml, continuum tries to find the modules =
as
subdirectories under main/trunk.
I brought up this scenario since I use svn:externals in the main/trunk =
and
had no problem when checking out the entire project from svn. However, I =
got
stuck with continnum now :-(
I think it would be great to have a feature where you could decide =
whether
to import the entire multiproject (with all modules) or just the
multiproject itself.

Any comments or suggestions would be appreciated.
D=E1rio
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