Followup of MRESOLVER-484:
* move off deprecated resolver bits
* introduce non-deprecated replacements
* move existing to code to those new bits
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-8043
Maven should be fully in control regarding dependency scope definitions and their interpretations (and transformations).
This PR makes following changes:
* no change in behaviour (all works as before), but
* maven codebase contains now all the code related to scopes
* no resolver code is in use that was deprecated (as it was wrong to have it in resolver), see issue [MRESOLVER-471](https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MRESOLVER-471)
* this also stops scope definitions duplication as well, they are now defined in one single project: Maven
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-8026
Introduce new method that returns POM and project Artifact in sensible manner (so install or deploy and other does not need to figure out anything).
Also, javadoc the class.
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-8023
Create _aether internal_ "extenders" components to serve several purposes:
* extender to meddle with exec request, for example to mediate between effective properties SPI (exec request extender)
* extender to meddle with prepped session and related bits, for example to move out deprecated code from session factory (session extender)
This PR implements M4 API SPI for contributing effective properties and exposes method for effective properties on `Session`.
* `Session` should expose properties service "ready" for interpolation, otherwise each interpolating code (plugin, etc) would need to construct the "effective" ones themselves, repeating same steps over and over again.
* SPI can contribute to user properties
* `Session` exposed properties are all immutable (sans effective, that is computed on each call).
* and lastly, a cleanup: all packages within `o.a.m.internal.aether` are now package protected, to tighten internal encapsulation. New core package `o.a.m.resolver` introduced that contains 2 publicly accessible classes.
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-8006https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-8021
Maven4 seems sets but then drops/overrides some workspace readers. Partially due hazy borders who or what manages them, as role is split between session factory and session factory caller.
Changes:
* session factory does NOTHING re workspace readers, it becomes fully the caller duty
* two spots calling session factory (default maven, extension bootstrap) are now fully in charge to properly setup workspace readers
Co-authored-by: Jonas Rutishauser <jonas.rutishauser@alumni.ethz.ch>
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-8005
Make Maven more friendly (and tunable) when ranges are being used. There new options are merely affecting range processing, allowing different narrowing strategies. Relies on latest Resolver alpha-6 features.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-7960
This is an ongoing effort to confine Plexus, but also perform a bit of cleanup in Maven Core and around. No logic changes, just replacing Plexus with Lookup (that is a thin wrapper around it), and removing unused members, redundant checks, etc. Module maven-compat omitted on purpose.
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-7999
As it is actually not needed. This also "pulls in" all of VersionParser into model version parser, so Core implementation now 100% just delegates over there.
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-7978
Update to Resolver alpha-5 and apply some cleanups.
Notable changes:
* update resolver to 2.0.0-alpha-5
* detach model-builder from maven-artifact (this is important)
* introduce model builder own VersionParser iface (implemented in resolver-provider)
* API VersionParser implementation reuses VersionParser from resolver-provider to implement the service
* various other cleanups, removal of old plexus, etc
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-7974
* [MNG-7963] Clean up the build
Changes:
* remove hamcrest 1.3 from scope
* set proc:none to prevent warnings (Sisu APT is on classpath),
we do not use annotation processing, we produce Sisu index
explicitly.
* remove some redundant elements from POMs
Remove all ordering from Maven and delegate it to Resolver.
Supersedes https://github.com/apache/maven/pull/1212
This PR makes Maven completely rely on Resolver to order artifacts on classpath (before this PR it was several spots where explicit ordering was applied without ability to affect it). This PR makes now Maven completely rely on Resolver, never "sort" artifacts on it's own, but use resolver result, that in turn depends on session config.
Example invocation:
```
$ mvn -X package -Daether.system.dependencyVisitor=levelOrder
```
Would make Maven use "levelOrder".
Example of default (preOrder, as before) and new levelOlder (new in 2.0): notice how tree is same, but resulting artifact list (and hence, order on classpath) is different:
https://gist.github.com/cstamas/c88ca550006e53edad5b16973b54c349
The new resolver configuration is documented here:
https://maven.apache.org/resolver-archives/resolver-2.0.0-alpha-3/configuration.html
(property No 62)
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-7953
* Add an InternalSession interface to avoid casting to the implementation in various places
* Upgrade to Guice 6.0.0 and add support for jakarta.inject annotations
* Maven 4 Plugin API
Integrate better and obtain better control over Resolver. These changes did stem from "JPMS module experiment" and are considered improvement but does not implement any functionality related to JPMS module support.
Changes:
* Maven4 should stop "disconnected coexistence" of two type systems (ArtifactHandlers and Resolver ArtifactTypeRegistry), it should unify them.
* Maven4 Core should provide generic and extensible means to introduce new artifact types (fully in extension, and extension should get extended data via "roundtrip" in core/resolver)
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-7924
Upgrade to Resolver 2.0.0.
Changes:
* many UT code used `new DefaultRepositorySystem()` ctor that is gone (was present due SL only), replaced with mocks
* dropped MavenResolverModule Guice module (as AetherGuice module is gone as well)
* updated Resolver version to 2.0.0-alpha-1
* added jdk transport (that prevails apache on Java 11)
* rename of "native" into "apache", deprecate "native" name
* introduce "jdk" transport
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-7909
Multiple optimizations :
- renderLevel() method use static constants instead of rebuilding the strings on each call
- replace + operator usage with more PrintStream.print() calls to reduce temporary strings creation
- reduce usage of MessageBuilder.a() method usage with more PrintStream.print() calls to reduce temporary strings creation
- replace the builder() method with a static import
- replace String.format with a simple string concat to reduce memory allocation (garbage)
- change static constants to class member in MavenSimpleLogger
- add a setLength(int) method in MessageBuilder to enable reuse
The purpose of the BOM packaging is to more cleanly identity POM that will be consumed as BOM from POM that will be used as parents. The BOMs can be turned into a consumer POM, whereas parents can not loose any information.
(that are not applicable, but look ugly).
These tests are NOT built, but are taken from real projects
several years ago, and used in POM related UTs.
Hence, for example update of velocity is completely okay,
even if in "real life" it would not compile.
This is most probably "just" about broken Throwable implementations.
Some override getCause but does not perform checks to what it was inited
as "this" means "not yet inited" actually.
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-7846
Changes:
* always parse it at session start
* hence, will WARN if needed there as well, and will warn once
* do not re-parse and possibly warn always, reuse parsed enum
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-7823
Given maven-shared-utils is being deprecated (see MSHARED-1269), we need to remove its usage in maven. Maven core only uses the logging/message related classes from maven-shared-utils, so this PR enhance the initial v4 api with the needed interfaces and move the jansi specific code into maven-embedder.
* Move maven-compat to jsr330
* Remove more ties to RepositorySystem
* Move more stuff to maven-compat
* Move PluginManager and LocalRepositoryNotAccessibleException to maven-compat
* Fix tests
* Break circular dependency loop in components
* Move unused deprecated classes
Checks the paths before relativizing them.
Normalize and relative before adding to result
Rename local vars
Apply to ExecutionEventLogger
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-7795
Co-authored-by: Andreas Dangel <adangel@apache.org>
Refactored and now dropped the unused pluginDescriptor/dependencies validation. Now we have "plugin dependency" (using POM) components to perform dependency validation.
Also, two "inlined" validation from plugin dependencies resolver factored out to components, along with 3 existing moved to newly added (they were wrongly validating descriptor dependencies while intent was to validate "real" dependencies) validators.
Ported from
6c562a46ee
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-7789
Reword the validation warning and add new check for real plugin dependencies in wrong scopes (do not rely on build-time derived descriptor, but on real data instead).
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-7786
* [MNG-7743] Make the build work on JDK 20
* the behaviour before the fix was already pretty confusing. JDK 19 and
older do not check the presense of '{' in the constructor, so the
URL object got created, but when converting to file the result would
be e.g. '/../../src/test/remote-repo' which is completely wrong.
But it seems the affected tests did not really care, as all of them
were passing
* Remove forgotten println
Co-authored-by: Yeikel <email@yeikel.com>
* Test with latest JDK
* Do not run ITs with jdk 20, but just the "build itself"
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Co-authored-by: Yeikel <email@yeikel.com>
Co-authored-by: Guillaume Nodet <gnodet@gmail.com>
Guillaume Nodet
Slawomir Jaranowski
Tamas Cservenak
huazhongming
Karl Heinz Marbaise
sebastien-doyon
Hervé Boutemy
Henning Schmiedehausen
huazhongming
Petr Široký
Tim te Beek
Giovanni van der Schelde