I'm okay with this approach. Therefore, we have to skip
the hibernate.ogm.mongodb.host and port properties.
2012/4/25 Sanne Grinovero
> The relevant settings I have in ~/.m2/settings.xml :
>
> Working already:
>
>
>jboss-public-repository
>forceJava6
>mongodb
>
>
> If w
The relevant settings I have in ~/.m2/settings.xml :
Working already:
jboss-public-repository
forceJava6
mongodb
If we add properties for hostname, you could have in the same file as well:
mongodb
172.17.130.62
In the pull request I've sent the MongoDB tests are disabled, one
would need to enable it using the Maven profile
example:
> mvn clean install -Pmongodb
If you run just "mvn clean install", it will skip building the MongoDB module.
I know it's not ideal as we would like everyone to test for it,
I'd like to accept MongoDB's work in OGM's master branch. There is one big
elephant in the room.
If I don't have MongoDB running in localhost, I can pass the test and thus I
can't do a release. That's especially a problem for me as my MongoDB instance
is in a VM and thus not localhost. I can't u
