Thanks for the reply.
I went through jdeb .
I also found in few pom.xml that there can be elements like
to specify maven rules .
Since we don't have debian directory with jdeb , the need to specify
ignoreRules or rules or properties can be achieved by one of these methods
i. mvn command : like
Le 07/11/2014 09:35, Raaj S a écrit :
> 1. what is the use of ~/.m2 directory?
~/.m2 is the local Maven repository used when Maven is called from the
command line. It is not used when building Debian packages.
> 2. is there anyway to give ignoreRules from pom.xml or from mvn command
> line?
Th
Thanks for the quick reply.
but can you clarify as to
1. what is the use of ~/.m2 directory?
2. is there anyway to give ignoreRules from pom.xml or from mvn command
line?
3. where can I find the complete list of elements which can be specified in
pom.xml
On Thu, Nov 6, 2014 at 1:53 PM, Emmanuel
Le 06/11/2014 08:53, Raaj S a écrit :
Hi Raaj,
> 1. are we supposed to search for deb package for each dependency in
> pom.xml?
Yes. I suggest using 'apt-file find | grep pom' to search
for the deb package.
> 2. if yes then what is use of .m2 repository and all the jars in it?
The local repo
let's consider the case mh_make showing us a lot of dependencies. now we
try mvn install which installs all plugins to ~/.m2/repository . but that
is not picked up and again we see mh_make searching jars in
/usr/share/maven-repo and throwing error
in this link
https://github.com/Debian/maven-repo-
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