01-31-2012
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Note that 'make' is often used with rules matching files. This is done so that, if the rule matches a file, and the file is newer than its dependencies, it won't be rebuilt. If the rule doesn't produce a file, it will be run every time.
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
mh_patchpoms
MAVEN(1) User Commands MAVEN(1)
NAME
Maven - Patches the POM files using the Maven dependency rules.
SYNOPSIS
mh_patchpoms [option]...
DESCRIPTION
Reads the file debian/$package.poms and tranform each POM file listed in the .poms file into a POM file using the Debian versions of the
libraries. Also keeps a backup of each POM file which can be restored with mh_unpatchpoms
OPTIONS
-h --help: show this text
-V --version: show the version
-p<package> --package=<package>: package to act on
-k --keep-pom-version: keep the original version of the POMs but,
convert all other versions in dependencies and plugins If there is a parent POM, keeps its version except when the parent is already
registered in the Maven repository
-e<version>, --set-version=<version>: set the version for the POM,
do not use the version declared in the POM file.
-r<rules> --rules=<rules>: path to the file containing the
rules to apply when cleaning the POM. Optional, the default location is debian/maven.rules
-R<rule>, --extra-rule=<rule>: extra rule to apply when cleaning the POM
May occur multiple times, instead of or in addition to -r
-u<rules> --published-rules=<rules>: path to the file containing the
extra rules to publish in the property debian.mavenRules in the cleaned POM. Optional, the default location is debian/maven.pub-
lishedRules
-U<rule>, --extra-published-rule=<rule>: extra rule to publish
May occur multiple times, instead of or in addition to -u
-i<rules> --ignore-rules=<rules>: path to the file containing the
rules used to remove certain dependencies from the cleaned POM Optional, the default location is debian/maven.ignoreRules
-I<rule>, --extra-ignore-rule=<rule>: extra rule used to remove dependencies
from the transformed POM May occur multiple times, instead of or in addition to -i
-c<rules> --clean-ignore-rules=<rules>: path to the file containing the
rules use to remove certain dependencies from the cleaned POM, in addition to the ignore rules specified previously. This is useful
in situations such as when the Maven clean target requires more dependencies or plugins to ignore than the build target. All rules
defined in clean-ignore-rules will be added to the existing rules in ignore-rules. Optional, the default location is
debian/maven.cleanIgnoreRules
-s --no-rules: don't apply any rules for converting versions,
do not even convert versions to the default 'debian' version
--no-publish-used-rule: don't publish the rule used to transform
a POM's own attributes in debian.mavenRules
-d --debian-build: transform during a Debian build, which means that
some POM elements will be removed
-b --build-no-docs: if the build doesn't need to build documentation, use this
option to remove some POM elements (in particular plugins) which are useless here and may require extra dependencies and make the
packaging harder.
-m<repo root>--maven-repo=<repo root>: location of the Maven repository,
used to force the versions of the Maven plugins used in the current POM file with the versions found in the repository
-v --verbose: show more information while running
-n --no-act: don't actually do anything, just print the results
See also: mh_installpoms(1), mh_patchpom(1)
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