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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o Converted all "core" plugins (including maven-core-it-plugin) to use field-level annotations
o Removed generation of parameter descriptors for ${/#component.* param specifications.
o Added @readonly for parameters that cannot be overridden by user configuration (List override was dangerous here)
o Added validation against pom-derived configuration for @readonly parameters
o Fixed @parameter alias="" support...now configuration of the mojo instance actually will work with either the real param name or the alias. Would be nice to support multiple aliases, but that might require @alias annotations...
o Added [temporary?] support for null editable attributes for parameters, to support pre-built mojos from the repo.
Annotation support should be just about ready to go...
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Still need to clean up ~/maven2/lib and some large dependencies from marmalade that
shouldn't be needed in general - but down to about a 3Mb repository.
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o Factored the layout for a repository into a separate set of components in o.a.m.a.repository.layout
o Added new DefaultRepositoryLayout that uses the repo layout in http://docs.codehaus.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=22230 (it is not used by default until we get the repo1 conversion done)
o Added command-line switches to force legacy local-repo or new format (-a/-A, I know, but try to find something that makes more sense!)
o Added path formatting to the repository itself, which is now constructed with a ArtifactRepositoryLayout instance (since layout should be tied to the repository)
o Removed path formatting altogether from the DefaultArtifactHandlerManager.
o Changed the AbstractArtifactBasedComponent (or whatever it's called) to use the repository formatting in the path() and localPath() methods.
o Moved the plugin repo construction (still intact as a hard-coded singleton list) into the DefaultMavenProjectBuilder, where it will eventually build from POM info.
o Added a new method to build an artifact repository for a <distributionManagement/> section, if possible. This reduced the strain on mojos to construct an ArtifactRepository on demand.
o Refactored all *DeployMojo to use #project.distributionManagementArtifactRepository instead of the #settings, #component..ArtifactRepositoryFactory, ... that it used to require. This is a big simplifying step.
o Removed remote artifact repository construction from DefaultMaven, and changed the MavenSession to delegate to MavenProject for remoteArtifactRepositories, just as it does for pluginRepositories.
o Added remoteArtifactRepositories, pluginArtifactRepositories, distributionManagementArtifactRepository to MavenProject as a cache for the higher-level repos used throughout the system. This is project info, so it belongs here.
o Fixed all the tests in maven-core and maven-artifact which I broke. :)
o Dropped what is probably a big format-bomb, since the Eclipse formatter doesn't really handle 'throws Exception' wrapping the right way.
o Added MavenProject to the MavenSession constructor, since there should always be a MavenProject associated with a build, even if it's just the super-pom.
TODO:
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- Write an integration/unit test to ensure that the new repo format works with $classifier (was: $extra) and $groupId[0]/../$groupId[n]. This is a simple adaptation of the old layout, but still needs testing.
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change type of maven plugins to "maven-plugin" instead of plugin.
This should allow other products to have different plugin types, if necessary.
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o Added validation logic for non-heritable pom elements to the default project builder
o Changed default builder to select the correct super-pom from the project pom's modelVersion.
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o Changed the embedder/container used to be the new artifact-aware container (plexus-artifact-container-1.0-alpha-1)
o Added new dependency to maven-core for artifact-container.
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NOTE: this is not how I would like this handled, the artifact layer will
be responsible for dealing with metadata in a way that is controlled by
the artifact handler.
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