Use the following command to build Maestro:
./mvnw -PPackage clean package.
This should generate the following tarball files:
./maestro-results-server/target/maestro-results-server-1.5.0-bin.tar.gz
./maestro-results-cli/target/maestro-results-cli-1.5.0-bin.tar.gz
Some tips and tricks for developing and debugging Maestro are available here. To use
those, you can copy all the XML files to your ${project.dir}/.idea/runConfigurations directory
To enable remote debugging, export the variable MAESTRO_DEBUG and set it to "y". The test for the variable is case sensitive. The debug port is set to 8000 for all components.
Run the following to bump the versions:
mvn versions:set -DnewVersion=new_version
And then the following to accept the changes:
mvn versions:commit
Make sure bower and lessc are installed. NPM is required for installing it.:
npm install -g bower
The web resources are located in maestro-reports/maestro-reports-server/src/main/resources/site/resources. Web
dependencies are defined in the bower.json file.
cd maestro-reports/maestro-reports-server/src/main/resources/site/resources
bower install
Use the compile target on the Makefile to update the css style from the less file.
make compile
References:
If you maintain your own Maven repository, you can deploy this library using:
mvn deploy -DaltDeploymentRepository=libs-snapshot::default::http://hostname:8081/path/to/libs-snapshot-local
To release a new version and publish the jars to the public repositories:
mvn -DautoVersionSubmodules=true -PDelivery release:prepare && echo "Prepare complete" && mvn -PDelivery release:perform