I finally figured out a way to work against Perforce. Basically, you have to
set this property for client spec in tag of
"maven-changelog-plugin" or define it (with "-D") in the maven command line:
maven.scm.perforce.clientspec.name
along with "username" and "password" (or in "-D" option
There were people having problems with Perforce and the changelog-plugin
before. That's why we added all the debugging stuff to the faq. The
problems were related to this thing called "client spec", which I
haven't got a clue to what it is, because I haven't used Perforce myself.
The problem i
I tried the option of invoking mvn with "-X scm:changelog" against Perforce.
Although I set up those Perforce environment variables (P4CLIENT etc.), the
scm:changelog is executing a command with a strange & non-existing client
spec with combination of my ID, machine name and folder as such:
[DEBUG
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-changelog-plugin/faq.html
Yan Huang wrote:
Hello,
How can I troubleshoot the maven-changelog-plugin? I defined in my
pom.xml and declared to use maven-changelog-plugin in as below.
However, I still don't see any report coming out of that. Any ideas? I'm
u
Hello,
How can I troubleshoot the maven-changelog-plugin? I defined in my
pom.xml and declared to use maven-changelog-plugin in as below.
However, I still don't see any report coming out of that. Any ideas? I'm
using Perforce.
org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-changelog-plug
