Running Roo Shell in STS "perform eclipse" download KB scroll

[bytor99999]

Not sure if that title makes sense. But in the Roo Shell in STS, when I ran "perform eclipse", I just added Security correctly (I forgot the url-intercept tags). So the perform eclipse is downloading dependencies, and for each KB in each file it puts a log entry into the shell windows. At first I was confused at what it was and doing, but now it makes sense, just a little disconcerting.

Just a small example


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137K downloaded (com.springsource.org.tuckey.web.filters.urlrewrit e-3.1.0-sources.jar)



Thanks

Mark

[Marten Deinum]

Which has nothing to do with spring roo but with maven, this is the output that the m2eclipse plugin shows you when you change/add something to the pom.

[bytor99999]

I don't recall ever seeing it in the standard Eclipse console when I run Maven through STS?

Mark

[Marten Deinum]

If you enable the maven console (if you use m2eclipse) you will see the same output, if you use default maven with external tools when you enable the console you will also see this output.

[Ben Alex]

It just happens because of the way we embed Maven in Roo's shell (ie spawning an OS process to run Maven). It's a minor inconvenience more than anything, though, as the volume of Maven-related messages during any "perform" command is huge anyway...

[bytor99999]

It just happens because of the way we embed Maven in Roo's shell (ie spawning an OS process to run Maven). It's a minor inconvenience more than anything, though, as the volume of Maven-related messages during any "perform" command is huge anyway...

Exactly, just minor. It just took me by surprise the first time, but now that I know it does that, it will look normal to me from now on.

Mark