I've completed the atlassian sdk helloworld plugin tutorial, and so far I'm happy that atlas-run shows the plugin.
Import to IntelliJ Idea also went clean.
I understand that Quick Reload plugin is supposed to help avoiding to run time-expensive atlas-run after each minor update.
Could someone please suggest which maven task should be run in order to trigger Quick Reload?
I've tried running: clean, install, deploy from IntelliJ Idea, and each of those crashed Jira.
You can just run "atlas-package" to trigger quick reload.
Best regards,
Michael
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I'm using sonarqube for AEM. But when I run mvn sonar:sonar on any module, it shows an error and the project analysis results in failure. Attaching the screenshot for that
I tried upgrading sonarqube too. But I'm not able to do that. Steps mentioned in the sonarqube docs are not quite understandable. Please let me know if there is any solution for this.
Tried upgrading the sonarqube but not able to do that. If that could solve my problem, suggest me how to do that.
Maven provides a way to generate a project documentation site. Does Gradle provide a similar plugin?
The only site plugin that I am aware of is this one. I personally I haven't tried it so I can't tell you about its feature set or quality.
I had to move on to something else soon after commenting, then forgot about checking out the plugin Benjamin mentioned. I had a little time this evening so I looked at it. The plugin hasn't been updated in 3 years, so it appears abandoned/dead. I couldn't find a place to download the artifact, so I cloned the Git repo and built it.
I spent a little time trying to get it to work, but gave up. I looked around a little to see what else is out there. A couple of options that look promising are Gradle's TestReport task:
http://www.gradle.org/docs/current/dsl/org.gradle.api.tasks.testing.TestReport.html
and the Gradle Site Plugin:
https://bitbucket.org/davidmc24/gradle-site-plugin
but I only played around with them for an hour and haven't used them in a real project.
I've just started a project that uses RequireJs, Backbone etc. Everything is running well client-side and I wan't to set up my build environment.
I was planning on using Jenkins but have found zero information on how to go about this. I've managed to set up Gradle and use that to do things like minify the js etc, but I think I need to run R.js and have no idea where to get started or if this is even what I should be doing.
I've googled a bunch and found nothing. Sorry for my ignorance.
Jenkins has a Gradle plugin: Gradle Jenkins Plugin
Installation
The plugin is very easy to install and use. To install it, just use the Jenkins web interface.
Manage Jenkins -> Manage Plugins -> Available Plugins -> Install
Search for Gradle, check the box and click install.
Create a job
Click new job. Select free style job and add a Gradle build step.
I am having a problem with selecting Maven goals after a clean install of Eclipse (Juno) and m2Eclipse on a Windows 7 machine. M2Eclipse was installed via the Eclipse marketplace.
I've generated a very simple application via the Eclipse wizards. I have selected the Run as.../Maven build... option from the context menu then clicked on
Select to obtain a list of goals. However, the list is empty.
I then followed the instructions in this post which described my problem exactly:
Empty maven goals list
Unfortunately this does not work for me: the list is still empty.
If anyone has any ideas as to what else I can check I'd be obliged.
Many thanks
That's normal behavior ... just type in the goals you want to run. EX., clean package
According to the m2e developers, it is supposedly a feature that wasn't implemented fully. A lot of users are suggesting the button just be removed. I would just ignore it and enter them manually, pretending the button doesn't exist.
See: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=344997
Recently I updated the cigame-plugin for Hudson to version 1.12. Now I recognized, that no build get points at the moment. The builds are SCM-triggered and the CI-game is activated for the project and the user. What is going wrong? How can I fix it?
EDIT: I have to correct, the update to the new version of the plugin isn't the problem. Looking through the build-history I can see, that after this update builds got a score. But at some point the builds are not longer scored. Nothing happened to hudson at this time, no restart, no reconfiguration etc. Simply SCM-changes came in and triggered builds.
EDIT 2: The ci-game-plugin counts a score for builds started manually, but not for builds started by changes in version-control. I have no idea why it behaves this way.
EDIT 3: Further investigation shows that I have this bug with the same stacktrace produced.
This is so specific to the current state of the Hudson plugin ecosystem, I suggest you go directly to the users mailing list with the question, where the plugin developers can help you directly.