[NPANDAY-284] NPanday should respect custom localRepository (provided by maven!)

• Type: Bug
• Status: Resolved
• Priority: Minor
• Resolution: Fixed
• Fix Version/s: 1.5.0-incubating
• Component/s: Maven Plugins
• Codeplex ID: 13452
• Assignee: Brett Porter
• Reporter: supkichen
• Created: 05/Jun/10 14:12
• Updated: 02/May/12 04:45
• Resolved: 06/Dec/11 04:43

Description

Note: we have several issues, that all handle the same thing. We have done some half-hearted fixes. This issue should include all of them!

In several places in the code, ~/.m2/* is hard-coded as the parent of the maven repository directory. Instead, all possible variations of specifying a custom local repository should be respected throughout all NPanday components.

Ways to override the default localRepository

• Commandline switch: -DlocalRepository=...
• setting.xml settings/localRepository
• Also make sure, when custom maven settings is provided, that it does check it up there

In general MAVEN should figure out, where the localRepo is; in the .NET-Addin, though, we'll have to find out ourselves.

Hints

Please list here, if you find places. But a Search in Files with ".m2" will find most cases, I guess.

from NPANDAY-469

It looks like a hard coded reference to the local repo in RepositoryConverterForArtifactMojo.java (Line 72)
localRepository = new File( System.getProperty( "user.home" ), ".m2/repository" );

{[NPanday.Utils.RepositoryUtility:41}

}

Issue Links

• is duplicated by: NPANDAY-469 Error copying dependency if local repository is not default
• is duplicated by: NPANDAY-155 NPanday does not work with -Dmaven.repo.local on the command line
• is duplicated by: NPANDAY-338 repository location ignored
• relates to: NPANDAY-361 Configurable .M2 Folder and npanday-settings.xml lookup
• relates to: NPANDAY-469 Error copying dependency if local repository is not default
• relates to: NPANDAY-155 NPanday does not work with -Dmaven.repo.local on the command line