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I have an artifact that should be built for several target platforms:
Unfortunately due to the lack of crosscompilers, it is not possible to create all versions of the artifact in one go.
Using other words, the goal is to have in the repository something like this
Note that the versions are in sync. How to accomplish this?
The thing is that the release process upgrades version of the pom.xml after every build. So by building consecutively on various platforms I can achieve having
but this is not what I am looking for.
I could
run on Linux
mvn release:prepare release:perform -DpushChanges=false
(with pushChanges set to false release won't increase version number in SCM)
and then run on Windows
mvn release:prepare release:perform
(this will increase the version number)
But then the responsibility to trigger the release processes on various platforms in the proper order lies with me. Is there a way maven can help me with this?
Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks
PS. Note that this is not a question about how to organize into modules. It is about how to synchronize release processes of a single artifact on multiple platforms.
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Have you found a solution for this yet? It's good to know I'm not the only one fighting with Maven :-)
Anyway,
Are you allowed to deploy a released version to nexus? I'm thinking, you could do this:
1 - Do a "mvn release:prepare release:perform" from a windows machine - that should get artifact-1.0.1-windows.zip into nexus.
2 - Checkout the artifact-1.0.1 tag from source control
3 - Do a "mvn deploy" from linux and arm11 (whatever that is :P) - that should get -linux.zip and -arm11.zip into nexus as well.
Though, I believe that depending on how nexus is configured it won't let you redeploy anything with the same GAV (even if the classifier is different)
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