Closed haesleinhuepf closed 4 years ago
Thanks, @NicoKiaru. I had a quick look. Does it mean there is no solution yet?
Not yet. I had to go back to 27.0.1
Thanks @NicoKiaru 🙂
There is no full solution yet, but you probably don't have to go back to 27.0.1. Try setting <scijava-maven-plugin.version>
to a previous version (try 1.1.0, and if that still fails, then try 1.0.0) in your <properties>
.
You should not have to (and indeed should not ever) set the scijava.app.directory
property in your POM—this is intended for local use only, and optional, for populating a local ImageJ/Fiji/SciJava application folder. It is orthogonal to the main build.
Ups, didn't see this issue there, we have the same issue with deployment in sciview. Closing the dup. Thanks to @ctrueden for the better workaround than reverting to 27.0.1 👍
This issue is now fixed with scijava-maven-plugin 2.0.0 (IIRC, the fix was scijava/scijava-maven-plugin@90ba934437036ef92d78e29a8f461b2d1d4f973a), now available as part of pom-scijava 29.0.0-beta-1. However, I recommend waiting for pom-scijava 29.0.0 final release, to ensure all components are completely aligned. (There are a couple of remaining skewed versions in the beta-1 prerelease.)
Hi @ctrueden ,
I just updated some of my poms to parent pom-scijava 28.0.0 and replacing the
image.app.directory
withscijava.app.directory
. I face some issues: Mvn install (I usually run-Dmaven.test.skip=true clean install
) doesn't work anymore. It now brings this error (full log here)Here is the pom file I'm trying to adapt.
Do I have to specify a scijava.app.subdirectory? If yes, what is it supposed to point at? If I add this line:
The error message becomes:
If I add instead
The error is again the original one.
Can you explain me, what this means? I'm a bit lost.
Thanks for your support!
Cheers, Robert