To use the new artifact map for either the project or the current plugin from your mojo, simply use one of the following expressions:
${plugin.artifactMap}
${project.artifactMap}
The artifacts in these maps are keyed using org.apache.maven.artifact.ArtifactUtils.versionlessKey( String groupId, String artifactId ) (found in the maven-artifact project).
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MNG-511
MNG-513
Working on:
MNG-449
o Added code to stop the version manager from prompting the user for unregistered plugins; it will simply register them with the resolved version.
o Added failover fourth plugin-version resolution option, which is a plugin-specific artifact metadata called LATEST.version.txt, and will be published with each install/deployment
o Added MavenProject.get/setArtifact(..) to handle a single artifact instance for a project (allows injection of artifact metadata without having to handle it all within the install/deploy mojos).
o Changed plugin-version resolution to only use MavenMetadataSource rather than resolving the whole plugin artifact.
o Changed the install and deploy mojos to only use ${project.artifact} rather than constructing their own, so they can take advantage of metadata added elsewhere in the build.
o Factored the "RELEASE".equals(..) check in the DefaultRepositoryLayout to use new metadata method storedInArtifactDirectory() instead, since RELEASE and LATEST both share this characteristic.
NOTE: I'm not going to resolve MNG-449 yet, because I'm not sure what else Brett had in mind related to the plugin-development-without-release use case...
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Added new mojos to the plugin-plugin that will update the plugins.xml mapping metadata in the plugin's group on the distribution repository.
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o Added component descriptor for the MavenPluginMappingBuilder
o Added a new ComponentDiscoveryListener implementation to factor the DefaultPluginManager out of the plexus.xml for maven-core...the DefaultPluginManager now delegates to this component for plugin registration/lookup/etc. and has proper component requirements.
o Moved the DefaultPluginManager component declaration into components.xml, and added a component definition for MavenPluginCollector to plexus.xml in maven-core
Next step is to get rid of the old pluginKey junk, and start using o.a.m.Plugin instances to hold g🅰️v info for all plugins in the system...this will make the interface cleaner and remove the need to concat/parse the plugin identity. Then, I'll add the mapped-plugin lookup functionality to the lifecycle executor.
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o Added maven-plugin-mapping project to handle repository metadata that contains prefix-to-artifactId mappings for groups of plugins
o Added builder classes for plugin mappings
o Modified maven-artifact and maven-artifact-manager to handle the concept of repository metadata in addition to artifact metadata.
o Added pluginGroups section to settings.xml, new code to merge these lists of plugin groups, and a unit test to ensure that this merge is taking place properly.
o Added maven-plugin-mapping to dependencies of maven-core, along with the list of builds to be performed by mboot.
Should be ready to incorporate plugin mapping consultation into the lifecycle executor and the deploy mojo...
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o Pressing [ENTER] at a plugin update prompt should result in the plugin being registered, as indicated by the prompt.
o Use CLI switch '--no-plugin-updates' to suppress usage of the plugin registry
o Use CLI switch '--update-plugins' to force updated/resolved plugin versions to be registered
o Neither of these has a short CLI option, since we're starting to run out of sensible char options for these types of things.
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simplified by removing a bunch of duplicated code in addArtifacts - no need to merge, you have the full list.
separated the original artifacts (dependency artifacts) from the resolved artifacts (getArtifacts)
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split artifact impl from api so that dep resolution can be used independently of wagon
only the first step in making maven-artifact more useful as a public api - more changes to be made
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o Added checksumPolicy to artifact repository construction, which meant changing all the places where the factory was called.
o Added two command-line switches (-C=strict-checksum-checking, -c=lax-checksum-checking, or warning)
o Added checksum policy to all repository definitions (profiles.mdo, settings.mdo, maven.mdo)
o Changed the maven-artifact-ant stuff to use a Repository definition with checksumPolicy added to it
NOTE: I just realized that I haven't touched the inheritance/conversion of repository stuff from profiles/settings.xml to the model. I'll do this, and commit the additional changes.
Currently, the default checksum policy is to warn, since there are still bad checksums out there that prevent bootstrapping. Once we chase these down, we can change to default-strict checking. When verifying checksums, SHA-1 is attempted first, with MD5 acting as a backup verification method. If the checksum verification fails legitimately (not related to the process of retrieving/reading the checksum file), then the verification process is repeated ONCE ONLY.
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refactor artifact creation to all go through the factory, and assign the type handler from there.
Attach EJB client to the EJB artifact so that it is installed/deployed along with it.
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Added specified stop-gap patch for issue: MNG-473 (affects settings-builder and registry-builder)
Today I've made the following progress on this so far:
- Added a new project, called maven-plugin-registry, to house the model for this new file.
- Developed/debugged/tested PluginVersionManager/DefaultPluginVersionManager to isolate the plugin-version checks/management code away from the PluginManager
- Added interactiveMode (<interactiveMode>true|false</interactiveMode> directly under the root element of settings.xml, or -B short CLI option or --batch-mode CLI option, where the CLI options turn OFF interactiveMode). This will allow things like the maven-plugins build to register new plugins (and, for now, new versions of plugins) automatically.
- Added user input handler for when interactiveMode = true, to get a yes/no on whether to use the discovered version over the installed version and/or no version at all. If there is no installed version, and the user selects 'n', then the discovered version is used FOR THAT SESSION ONLY, and won't be recorded in the registry.
- Added checks/recording rejected versions against the registry, before attempting to use the discovered version.
Pending:
- Still need to add update-policies, to determine two things:
1. how often to check for updates
2. what to do when updates are found (autoUpdate, etc.)
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Submitted by: Rahul Thakur
Reviewed by: Brett Porter
Create artifact directories in the wagon so that they are only created when the file will actually be downloaded.
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Now, we're using all artifacts referenced by the plugin in the artifacts list for that PluginDescriptor...the only drawback is since we're not using a repository layout for the maven /lib, there is no good way to include the artifact-path from /lib...we're using the artifact-file from the local repo for those deps. This SHOULDN'T cause a problem, but it's possible...
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o Created corresponding runtime exception: InvalidArtifactRTException
o Added error diagnoser for InvalidArtifactRTException
o Changed logError() in DefaultMaven to use error diagnosers (even the devs could use a hand!)
o Added unit test for InvalidArtifactDiagnoser.
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John Dennis Casey
Trygve Laugstol
Emmanuel Venisse
Brett Leslie Porter
Jason van Zyl