Hi Andrew, assembly:assembly is an aggregator mojo, which means that it is limited by design to only execute a single time per build, regardless of how many modules are present in the reactor. What it sounds like you're looking for is the assembly:single mojo, which has no such restriction, and can be bound to the build lifecycle (usually in the 'package' phase) more cleanly as a result.
Give it a try, and see what you think. HTH, -john On 7/24/07, Andrew Boyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a project with three modules. I've set up the modules so that they correctly build their assembly using "mvn assembly:assembly". When I try to invoke assembly:assembly from the project (i.e. parent) directory, it doesn't seem to call that target on the modules. Am I missing something here? Thanks, Andrew
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