It would be nice if there could be a Maven plugin for
Jester that would generate Jester reports. This would
increase the user base of Jester, I believe.
+1 here. The advantage of Maven for us is that we don't need to learn (for a
specific tool) about classpaths, specific commands, etc.
maven jester
is about all we would need to know, and we'd be using jester (as the original
poster pointed out, increasing your base usage).
Example: Look at the Clover code coverage tool (I know, it satisfies a different
need from Jester). They have a plugin listed directly in the Maven site, and you
can be pretty sure that is increasing usage of their tool.
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All our builds are Maven centric, and the nightly run
generates a great developer website, including reports of
many tools. Would greatly like Jester added...
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I'm in the process of writing a maven2 plugin for jester. Version 1 will be very basic and *should* produce a basic report. I hope to upload this to Sourceforge very soon.
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I have finished a preliminary version of a Maven2 Plugin for Jester. Its in groovy, small and nonchalant. Find it here: http://grester.sourceforge.net
Thanks Ivan for your inspiration. Hope we can all work together on the project and improve it for everyone's benefit.
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+1 here, some projects are maven-centric environments, and
be easier to get started with Jester with a Maven plugin.
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pls support maven plug-in, perhaps maven 2
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+1 here. The advantage of Maven for us is that we don't need to learn (for a
specific tool) about classpaths, specific commands, etc.
maven jester
is about all we would need to know, and we'd be using jester (as the original
poster pointed out, increasing your base usage).
Example: Look at the Clover code coverage tool (I know, it satisfies a different
need from Jester). They have a plugin listed directly in the Maven site, and you
can be pretty sure that is increasing usage of their tool.
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All our builds are Maven centric, and the nightly run
generates a great developer website, including reports of
many tools. Would greatly like Jester added...
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+1 Now that Maven 2 is relatively stable with a good user
base, would it be possible to release a Jester plugin?
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I'm in the process of writing a maven2 plugin for jester. Version 1 will be very basic and *should* produce a basic report. I hope to upload this to Sourceforge very soon.
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I should have finished with version 0.1 of a Jester Plugin for Maven (Grester) in the next few days. Look for it on SourceForge.
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I have finished a preliminary version of a Maven2 Plugin for Jester. Its in groovy, small and nonchalant. Find it here:
http://grester.sourceforge.net
Thanks Ivan for your inspiration. Hope we can all work together on the project and improve it for everyone's benefit.