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Describe the bug
When Gaffer is opened in IDEs which use M2Eclipse/m2e some modules are shown as having an error against their POMs.
The modules with this problem are:
map-rest
accumulo-rest
federated-demo
road-traffic-rest
basic-rest
The same error occurs when running mvn compile with these modules.
To Reproduce
Open Gaffer in an IDE using m2e. OR
Run mvn compile -am -pl :map-rest.
Expected behaviour
These errors shouldn't be seen because the POM works as expected and/or the project otherwise works correctly in the IDE.
Stack trace and errors
Failed to execute goal org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-dependency-plugin:3.5.0:unpack (unpack) on project map-rest: Artifact has not been packaged yet. When used on reactor artifact, unpack should be executed after packaging: see MDEP-98.
Additional context
This problem sometimes disappears after a full build has been performed. It appears to be caused by plugin configuration which takes a previously packaged artifact and unpacks it to reuse it as part of the module. If this artifact doesn't exist then the error occurs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
When Gaffer is opened in IDEs which use M2Eclipse/m2e some modules are shown as having an error against their POMs.
The modules with this problem are:
The same error occurs when running
mvn compile
with these modules.To Reproduce
Open Gaffer in an IDE using m2e.
OR
Run
mvn compile -am -pl :map-rest
.Expected behaviour
These errors shouldn't be seen because the POM works as expected and/or the project otherwise works correctly in the IDE.
Stack trace and errors
Additional context
This problem sometimes disappears after a full build has been performed. It appears to be caused by plugin configuration which takes a previously packaged artifact and unpacks it to reuse it as part of the module. If this artifact doesn't exist then the error occurs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: