Due to the tight integration of Maven with Jenkins, it would be pretty cool if the Publish-Over-CIFS plugin would learn to get a list of all artifacts from Maven, and add these automatically to the files to copy. This would take away the burden that the files to publish have to be provided manually in the job description, and open the way for dynamic file lists (i. e. Maven decides when building what the current files to copy are).
Since by default Maven adds a version suffix to files, this is much cleaner than adding a wildcard in the job description.
I don't think this is something I will be doing. Having it automatic would be nice, but I think the return on investment isn't that high for the possible complexity added
Due to the tight integration of Maven with Jenkins, it would be pretty cool if the Publish-Over-CIFS plugin would learn to get a list of all artifacts from Maven, and add these automatically to the files to copy. This would take away the burden that the files to publish have to be provided manually in the job description, and open the way for dynamic file lists (i. e. Maven decides when building what the current files to copy are).
Since by default Maven adds a version suffix to files, this is much cleaner than adding a wildcard in the job description.
Originally reported by mkarg, imported from: Integrate with Maven plugin