What does Workspace Resolution mean?

[youhaodeyi]

Eclipse Maven plugin has a feature of workspace resolution. What does this mean? Should I enable or disable it?

[aldana]

this is a very handy feature, whilst developing and testing locally.

if switched on, it looks in your workspace, whether project with
referenced groupid:artifactid:version (by looking at pom) has been
checked out. if not it resolves from local maven repository if yes it
references working copy. this way you don't need to always do a 'mvn
install' after changing sources.

youhaodeyi schrieb:
> Eclipse Maven plugin has a feature of workspace resolution. What does this
> mean? Should I enable or disable it?
>  


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[Eugene Kuleshov]

manuel aldana wrote:
> this is a very handy feature, whilst developing and testing locally.
>
> if switched on, it looks in your workspace, whether project with
> referenced groupid:artifactid:version (by looking at pom) has been
> checked out. if not it resolves from local maven repository if yes it
> references working copy. this way you don't need to always do a 'mvn
> install' after changing sources.
  Manuel, that is a great description. I just want to remind that
dependency resolution and project configuration defaures are documented
on the wiki [1]. Please feel free to expand or clarify that page there.

  Thanks

  Eugene

[1] http://docs.codehaus.org/display/M2ECLIPSE/Dependency+Management

> youhaodeyi schrieb:
>> Eclipse Maven plugin has a feature of workspace resolution. What does
>> this
>> mean? Should I enable or disable it?
>>  
>
>


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