The build works now on Mac OS X.
I have replaced the faulty dependency:unpack goal on Mac OS X by a dependency:copy goal and some ant tasks for extracting and deleting the tar.gz files.
Regards,
Pierre-Arnaud
Hi,
I created two Jiras about our problems:We'll see if they get fixed soon... I hope so...
- MECLIPSE-386 - Modified MANIFEST.MF file for eclipse jars packaged from folders with eclipse:to-maven
- MDEP-142 - Path with space makes the dependency:unpack goal fail
I'll replace the dependency:unpack goal with Ant tasks for the Mac OS X part of the build.
Regards,
Pierre-ArnaudOn Feb 4, 2008 12:59 PM, Emmanuel Lecharny <elecharny@gmail.com> wrote:
Pierre-Arnaud Marcelot wrote:
> Hi Emmanuel,
>
> On Feb 1, 2008 7:01 PM, Emmanuel Lecharny <elecharny@gmail.com
> <mailto:elecharny@gmail.com>> wrote:Yeah, that's sound a good idea.
>
> One more bug, on Mac OSX...
>
> The (undocumented, as usual ...) maven-depdendency-plugin fails while
> trying to unpack the mac app. The reason is that the file name
> contains
> spaces. Sadly, Maven plugin are built on top of plexus, which is
> not an
> Apache piece of code (it's at codehaus), so the only thing we can
> do is
> to open a JIRA on Maven, which I did. We are not the only ones
> being hit
> by this bug (http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MDEP-137)
>
>
> I also saw the JIRA which seems related to our problem. I suggest we
> also open another one for our specific "space" problem.>Sadly, the current unpack goal depends heavily on plexus. Plexus is not
> May be invoking a ant task which will rename the file to Apache
> Directory Studio.app after the unpack has been done can do the trick
> (yes, I know, it's ugly, but this is the only workthefuckaround I
> can see).
>
>
> Yes, good idea. A cleaner idea could also be to rewrite the unpack
> goal of the plugin in fault using ant tasks (which should be easy and
> work like a charm)...
exactly my favorite body part, as if you hit it, you get knock down
immediately, like Maven does, so I buy the idea to rewrite this POS.
(Piece Of Software for those who think I had something different in mind
when I wrote POS). Should not take days, I think. Maybe an afternoon,
certainly not a morning (but my mornings are short : I wake up at 10).
<snip/>>It was a <rant>, and irrelevant when it comes to make a decision ;)
> In our case, the idea of using a single build system in the whole
> directory project makes that our choice goes to Maven. It will clearly
> be a great benefit for our project when all its subprojects will have
> the same build system.
> Even if it's painful to set up...
>
> Regards,
> Pierre-Arnaud