o Added ResolutionGroup class which contains a set of artifacts and a list of repositories to resolve them.
o Made the ResolutionNode a standalone class, and added the remote repositories to it
o Changed ArtifactMetadataSource.retrieve(..) to return ResolutionGroup rather than Set, in order to help keep track of the repositories which should be used to resolve the retrieved artifacts.
We need some tests for this...
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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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o Normalized all references to plugins to use either o.a.m.model.Plugin or o.a.m.plugin.PluginDescriptor instances
o Changed DefaultLifecycleExecutor, PluginManager, DefaultPluginManager, MavenPluginCollector, and DoxiaMojo to reflect the above
o Added mapped-plugin resolution of goal prefixes to the DefaultLifecycleExecutor
o Added caching of PluginMappingManager instance inside of MavenSession
o Modified SettingsUtils to be more resistant to null String-Lists for pluginGroups and activeProfiles during merge.
o Added checks to MavenProject.addPlugin(..) to only add if the plugin doesn't already exist in the model.
Next step is to modify installation and deployment process for plugins to publish plugins.xml repository metadata.
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o Added check for null child pluginManagement section, and setting to parent value if null.
o Added integration test for parent->child pluginManagement inheritance and injection, to prevent regressions.
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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 method to MavenProject called writeModel( Writer )
o Added code in MavenArchiver to export the full effective POM to ${project.build.directory}/exported-pom.xml and then embed that in the archive, rather than simply embedding ${project.file}.
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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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configure reports according to spec:
- <reporting> section affects reports run through site and standalone
- <build> section affects reports run standalone and overrides anything already in <reporting>
- command line parameters rule all
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This fixed a couple of bugs along the way.
One change that this has brought to bear from the document is you now must specify a goal for it to be bound to the LC
(see it0008)
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o Changed <reports/> in the Model to <reporting/>, to accommodate the <reports/> inside of <reportSet/>.
o Changed the report-plugin class <plugins/> inside of <report[ing]/> to <reporters/>, which means using a new class called Reporter (this is meant to be a Plugin-like model for reports, with reportSets rather than executions...)
o Changed the MavenProject to reflect these two model changes
o Added support to the inheritance assembler to perform deep inheritance of the reporting model (complete with calculations based on the <inherit/> attributes on Reporter and ReportSet).
o Updated DoxiaMojo, Pom, and DefaultPluginVersionManager to reflect the new model classes and MavenProject methods.
This is only round one of the changes for this issue. The next step is to start binding report configuration to the plugin manager via the lifecycle executor (it will traverse the reporting section, and verifyPlugin() to enable direct calls to the report's mojo).
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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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o Split ModelNormalizationUtils into two utility classes in the maven-profile and maven-settings projects, to be used for converting Profile instances from the settings.xml and profiles.xml into maven-model instances.
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o Adding @phase declarations for those mojos that seem to be part of the main build, just for completeness
o Added two ITs, to test that <executions/> doesn't mess up the normal operation, and to test multi-execution for a goal.
Should resolve: MNG-172.
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Brett Leslie Porter
John Dennis Casey
Emmanuel Venisse