The cluster will only be refreshed if you rebuild the module with
changes and "flink-dist". So in this particular case:
$ mvn clean install -DskipTests -Dfast -pl flink-runtime,flink-dist -am
If you have a fairly fresh SNAPSHOT build already in your local maven
repo, then "-am" can be omitted and
Flink does, but maven not always detect the changes for god knows why.
Gradle is slightly better but also not flawless. So for testing it may
work, but for releases I suggest not to use.
G
On Sat, Aug 10, 2024, 00:17 Dan Plyukhin wrote:
> Does Flink support incremental builds? I just started ha
Does Flink support incremental builds? I just started hacking around on
flink-runtime, but I can’t see my changes unless I do a full “mvn clean
package”. I’ve tried “mvn clean package -pl flink-runtime -am”, but when I run
the cluster from “./build-target/bin/start-cluster.sh” I don’t see any ch
