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- Plugins
- Refactor Plugin Manager
- Removal of the Plugin Registry (done)
- Load Plugin dependencies into a separate ClassRealm (done)
- JC: Clean up the API for public consumption (so we can
have a good way to orchestrate plugin execution from
within a mojo, for example)
- Plugin Execution Environment: Ability to run any version of a
plugin where an environment is created which contains all the
requirements for a particular version of the Plugin API- Expressions: supporting old annotations and allowing for
new ones. The expression evaluator would become part of
the execution environment
- Expressions: supporting old annotations and allowing for
- Plugin API
- expression
- DOM related classes into the API
- JC: function handlers loadable as build extensions
- JC: XPath expression syntax as alternative to what we
have now (maybe look into jxpath)
- Schematron/RelaxNG descriptor for each plugin
- JC: What's wrong with XSD for this? Far, far more tools
support it.
- JC: What's wrong with XSD for this? Far, far more tools
- Remove the use of separate plugin repositories. We only need
to pull resources from one repository- JC: This forces users with proprietary/custom plugins to
run a repository proxy. Why is this critical??
- JC: This forces users with proprietary/custom plugins to
- Symmetric output expressions
- Refactor Plugin Manager
- Reporting
- Report Execution Environment: Ability to run any version of a
report where an environment is created which contains all the
requirements for a particular version of the Report API - Decouple reporting from core
- JC: Decouple reporting API from Doxia
- Report Execution Environment: Ability to run any version of a
- Decouple script-based Plugins from the core
- We should just completely push this out of the core
- Refactor Project Builder
- Pluggable model readers
- A new terse format that uses attributes
- Allow mixin capabilities using an import directive
- Automatic parent versioning
- JC: Pipelining of the various steps occurring in the project
builder now, according to a strict and well-documented
workflow.
- Pluggable model readers
- Execution Configuration
- Remove Settings from the core and make it a user facing
configuration - Have one configuration model for request
- Have one configuration model for session: session takes the
request in the constructor and delegates
- Remove Settings from the core and make it a user facing
- Artifact Resolution
- Graph-based artifact resolution
- Decouple from Maven's core
- Binary graph that is pre-resolved for a POM
- Artifacts should never be automatically updated, the update policy should be never by default
- Repository defintions forbidden in POMs. Move toward having teams setup with the repositories they need. So that all artifact resolution processes start with a known set of repositories. This radically simplifies artifact resolution and avoids all chicken-egg problems. Teams in OSS or corporate must move toward using a proxy and/or have their settings.xml file synced up for the team. This also avoids all the crap of putting repositories in for snapshots and then taking them out. This will make the process deterministic.
- Domain logging
- Location/Attribute driven behavior
- JC: This is just going back over the Convention over Configuration stuff, and pushing as much as we can into automated "special" locations where Maven just knows how to handle that sort of content, right?
- filtering
- velocity pre-processing
- etc?
- JC: This is just going back over the Convention over Configuration stuff, and pushing as much as we can into automated "special" locations where Maven just knows how to handle that sort of content, right?
- Clearly separate project-own dependencies and plugin dependencies
- the commandline option -U ('update snapshots') needs to either update plugin snapshots+deps, or project deps, not both (MNG-724 - marked won't fix - why?)
- More/Better diagnostic and validation tools
- better diagnosis for errors
- better validation of project configurations (dependencies and scopes, plugin config, portability, reproducibility, etc.)