Roo Git build failing on assembly for me - anybody else?

[krimple]

Anyone else getting this when attempting to build Roo from git?

(I'm using JDK 6.0.22 (Isn't that Avagadro's #?), OS X Snow Leopard, and maven 3.0.2):

> git pull
...
> mvn clean package assembly:assembly

[ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-assembly-plugin:2.2-beta-5:assembly (default-cli) on project org.springframework.roo.root: Error reading assemblies: No assembly descriptors found. -> [Help 1]

I've been building before so this is new (as of maybe Thursday?). I've been updating regularly. Anybody else run into this and fix it? I have some things to test in recent fixes so I'm anxious to try to get it up and running again.

Ken

[delgad9]

Ken,

I got the same issue on my wintel box...

I have no problem when I use: mvn clean install.

Cheers
jD

[krimple]

Right, mvn clean install works - let me clarify...

In order to get the packaging to act like it is a regular distribution (and use it from STS as an installable Roo installation) you have to do a mvn assembly:assembly. That puts a zip file that looks like the release distribution in the roo/target directory.

This worked up until the migration to Maven 3. Is anyone looking into this? I checked out a brand new copy of the git branch and did a mvn clean install assembly:assembly and the assembly failed again.

Either my maven repo is screwed up or this is broken at the moment.

Thanks,

Ken

[Ryan Gardner]

This appears to be broken for me as well.

[ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-assembly-plugin:2.2-beta-5:assembly (default-cli) on project org.springframework.roo.root: Error reading assemblies: No assembly descriptors found. -> [Help 1]
[ERROR]

In the main pom.xml I don't see any assembly descriptor.

I was able to get a packaged roo bundle that I could use with STS by going into deployment-support

and running

./roo-deploy.sh -c assembly -tv

It failed on GPG detatched signature creation - but I don't care about that since I just wanted the bundle... which then resides at the top level source directory under target/roo-deploy/work/(version name)

There might be an easier way to get it to build and to get a sts-usable version of the roo tools from the top level using only maven, but I don't know how

[MiB]

11 months later I'm still getting this error when building the 1.2.1-Snapshot source. "clean install" works fine, though I had some strange stuff going on when running this build with the "roo-dev" command.

So how are you really supposed to assemble spring roo? ideas?

[Alan Stewart]

deployment-support/roo-ci.sh -dvt