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maven -g does not list goals defined in maven.xml

Details

  • Type: Bug Bug
  • Status: Closed Closed
  • Priority: Major Major
  • Resolution: Fixed
  • Affects Version/s: 1.0-beta-9
  • Fix Version/s: 1.0-rc3
  • Component/s: cli
  • Labels:
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  • Environment:
    JDK 1.4.1_01 Windows 2000
  • Number of attachments :
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Description

I added the following goal to my project's maven.xml

<goal name="pluginname:somegoal">
<ant:echo message="Some message" />
</goal>

I type maven -g or maven.bat -g and the goals listed do not mention this goal anywhere.

Also I cleared all my cache files and still it does not list that goal.

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Brett Porter added a comment -

the way to fix this is to move the maven.xml loading out of attainGoals and into session initialisation.

I imagine this is different on HEAD now after the refactoring, so it is worth waiting for that to stabilise before looking at this.

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Brett Porter added a comment - the way to fix this is to move the maven.xml loading out of attainGoals and into session initialisation. I imagine this is different on HEAD now after the refactoring, so it is worth waiting for that to stabilise before looking at this.
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Brett Porter added a comment -

this is still an issue on the 1.0 branch, although not worth fixing for 1.0.

Additionally, it seems some goals are listed in both the main section and the secondary (no description) section (eg the deregister goals).

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Brett Porter added a comment - this is still an issue on the 1.0 branch, although not worth fixing for 1.0. Additionally, it seems some goals are listed in both the main section and the secondary (no description) section (eg the deregister goals).
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Brett Porter added a comment -

They are not listed in -g, but in the new -u option which provides project information.

-g, -u and -P are all new implementations and quite nice if I do say so myself!

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Brett Porter added a comment - They are not listed in -g, but in the new -u option which provides project information. -g, -u and -P are all new implementations and quite nice if I do say so myself!
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christian koestlin added a comment -

Hi ...
i have a question regarding the implementations of -u -P and -g.
i want to create a maven-plugin which is kind of a spy into the maven system and reports the goals defined in maven.xml. if i directly use PluginManager.getGoalNames i get exactly the goals i want to get, but the comment to this method does not suggest to use it (only directly before system.exit) in that manner. i create a new pluginmanager in the plugin and use this object to query this method. does this "scrog" the default mapper or is it ok???

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christian koestlin added a comment - Hi ... i have a question regarding the implementations of -u -P and -g. i want to create a maven-plugin which is kind of a spy into the maven system and reports the goals defined in maven.xml. if i directly use PluginManager.getGoalNames i get exactly the goals i want to get, but the comment to this method does not suggest to use it (only directly before system.exit) in that manner. i create a new pluginmanager in the plugin and use this object to query this method. does this "scrog" the default mapper or is it ok???

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  • Assignee:
    Brett Porter
    Reporter:
    Peter Lynch
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