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How to run goals in aggregate pom after all of the child poms in maven
Is there a simple way to remove unused dependencies from a maven pom.xml?How to configure encoding in Maven?Maven Aggregate POM with Goal?Maven alternate pomIntelliJ inspection gives “Cannot resolve symbol” but still compiles codemaven generating pom fileRunning tests with maven packaging type “pom”Dealing with “Xerces hell” in Java/Maven?Maven is not working in Java 8 when Javadoc tags are incompleteGenerate .pom file all artifacts in Maven
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I have two child projects that generate jar files. I also have an aggregate pom.xml to build them in the package phase, which works. I now would like to have a goal that runs after the child projects have been packaged to generate a dockerfile using the dockerfile-maven-plugin from spotify.
Is it possible to configure the aggregate pom with the dockerfile plugin in such a way that it will run only when the jars are fully built?
maven pom.xml multi-module
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I have two child projects that generate jar files. I also have an aggregate pom.xml to build them in the package phase, which works. I now would like to have a goal that runs after the child projects have been packaged to generate a dockerfile using the dockerfile-maven-plugin from spotify.
Is it possible to configure the aggregate pom with the dockerfile plugin in such a way that it will run only when the jars are fully built?
maven pom.xml multi-module
asked Mar 22 at 20:19
AndyAndy
32
What about having a third module for the docker build?
– JF Meier
Mar 22 at 20:25
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I have two child projects that generate jar files. I also have an aggregate pom.xml to build them in the package phase, which works. I now would like to have a goal that runs after the child projects have been packaged to generate a dockerfile using the dockerfile-maven-plugin from spotify.
Is it possible to configure the aggregate pom with the dockerfile plugin in such a way that it will run only when the jars are fully built?
maven pom.xml multi-module
asked Mar 22 at 20:19
AndyAndy
32
I have two child projects that generate jar files. I also have an aggregate pom.xml to build them in the package phase, which works. I now would like to have a goal that runs after the child projects have been packaged to generate a dockerfile using the dockerfile-maven-plugin from spotify.
Is it possible to configure the aggregate pom with the dockerfile plugin in such a way that it will run only when the jars are fully built?
maven pom.xml multi-module
maven pom.xml multi-module
asked Mar 22 at 20:19
AndyAndy
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asked Mar 22 at 20:19
AndyAndy
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asked Mar 22 at 20:19
AndyAndy
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asked Mar 22 at 20:19
AndyAndy
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asked Mar 22 at 20:19
AndyAndy
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What about having a third module for the docker build?
– JF Meier
Mar 22 at 20:25
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What about having a third module for the docker build?
– JF Meier
Mar 22 at 20:25
What about having a third module for the docker build?
– JF Meier
Mar 22 at 20:25
What about having a third module for the docker build?
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Mar 22 at 20:25
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The simple thing is to have a multi module build which looks like this:
+-- pom.xml (root)
+--- child1
! +-- pom.xml
+--- child2
! +-- pom.xml
+--- aggregate-child
+-- pom.xml
In the aggregate-child you define all the childs you would like to package as dependencies and in that you can also define the docker-maven-plugin to create the image.
Based on that structure you can call Maven from the root via mvn clean package.
answered Mar 23 at 8:30
khmarbaisekhmarbaise
66.5k18128167
Im not sure I understand. Ispom.xmla file inaggregate-filesubfolder?
– Andy
Mar 23 at 18:49
yes it is sorry wasn't accurate enough. Updated answer.
– khmarbaise
Mar 23 at 21:19
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The simple thing is to have a multi module build which looks like this:
+-- pom.xml (root)
+--- child1
! +-- pom.xml
+--- child2
! +-- pom.xml
+--- aggregate-child
+-- pom.xml
In the aggregate-child you define all the childs you would like to package as dependencies and in that you can also define the docker-maven-plugin to create the image.
Based on that structure you can call Maven from the root via mvn clean package.
answered Mar 23 at 8:30
khmarbaisekhmarbaise
66.5k18128167
Im not sure I understand. Ispom.xmla file inaggregate-filesubfolder?
– Andy
Mar 23 at 18:49
yes it is sorry wasn't accurate enough. Updated answer.
– khmarbaise
Mar 23 at 21:19
add a comment |
The simple thing is to have a multi module build which looks like this:
+-- pom.xml (root)
+--- child1
! +-- pom.xml
+--- child2
! +-- pom.xml
+--- aggregate-child
+-- pom.xml
In the aggregate-child you define all the childs you would like to package as dependencies and in that you can also define the docker-maven-plugin to create the image.
Based on that structure you can call Maven from the root via mvn clean package.
answered Mar 23 at 8:30
khmarbaisekhmarbaise
66.5k18128167
Im not sure I understand. Ispom.xmla file inaggregate-filesubfolder?
– Andy
Mar 23 at 18:49
yes it is sorry wasn't accurate enough. Updated answer.
– khmarbaise
Mar 23 at 21:19
add a comment |
The simple thing is to have a multi module build which looks like this:
+-- pom.xml (root)
+--- child1
! +-- pom.xml
+--- child2
! +-- pom.xml
+--- aggregate-child
+-- pom.xml
In the aggregate-child you define all the childs you would like to package as dependencies and in that you can also define the docker-maven-plugin to create the image.
Based on that structure you can call Maven from the root via mvn clean package.
answered Mar 23 at 8:30
khmarbaisekhmarbaise
66.5k18128167
The simple thing is to have a multi module build which looks like this:
+-- pom.xml (root)
+--- child1
! +-- pom.xml
+--- child2
! +-- pom.xml
+--- aggregate-child
+-- pom.xml
In the aggregate-child you define all the childs you would like to package as dependencies and in that you can also define the docker-maven-plugin to create the image.
Based on that structure you can call Maven from the root via mvn clean package.
answered Mar 23 at 8:30
khmarbaisekhmarbaise
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edited Mar 23 at 21:19
answered Mar 23 at 8:30
khmarbaisekhmarbaise
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answered Mar 23 at 8:30
khmarbaisekhmarbaise
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answered Mar 23 at 8:30
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Im not sure I understand. Ispom.xmla file inaggregate-filesubfolder?
– Andy
Mar 23 at 18:49
yes it is sorry wasn't accurate enough. Updated answer.
– khmarbaise
Mar 23 at 21:19
add a comment |
Im not sure I understand. Ispom.xmla file inaggregate-filesubfolder?
– Andy
Mar 23 at 18:49
yes it is sorry wasn't accurate enough. Updated answer.
– khmarbaise
Mar 23 at 21:19
Im not sure I understand. Is
pom.xml a file in aggregate-file subfolder?– Andy
Mar 23 at 18:49
Im not sure I understand. Is
pom.xml a file in aggregate-file subfolder?– Andy
Mar 23 at 18:49
yes it is sorry wasn't accurate enough. Updated answer.
– khmarbaise
Mar 23 at 21:19
yes it is sorry wasn't accurate enough. Updated answer.
– khmarbaise
Mar 23 at 21:19
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What about having a third module for the docker build?
– JF Meier
Mar 22 at 20:25