Maven Mojo & SCM Plugin: Add file to ignore list / set SVN property?

The SCM Manager is an abstraction of more or less all version control tools so I think it would never offer such a functionality. But why do you need such a thing in Maven? Maven is a build tool...Mabe you can create a separate stand-alone Maven Plugin to handle such things if you need for SVN only.

Well, the SCM Manager offers methods to check out, check in, update, branch, tag, changelog files, so setting SCM properties is, imho, not a long way off. I need it for a POM preprocessor (I explained it a bit more in detail in the last comment to question 1) to let the SCM system ignore the generated POM. I guess there's no other way than to either leave it be or implement it myself.Is it possbile to issue custom commands with the SvnExeScmProvider?

1: stackoverflow. Com/questions/2779003/… – Patrick Bergner May 12 '10 at 11:37 The intention of the SCM Manager is to support Maven in its process (like release etc.) but not the usual checkout/checkin etc. Task (In my opinion). My question is open: Why do you need such a thing and not using commandline or other integrations (IDE, TortoiseSVN whatever?) – khmarbaise May 12 '10 at 11:47 Because my POM preprocessor is a Maven plugin and as such the use of the SCM Manager was very obvious and helpful so far.

With it, I can check out or update files from SCM in a single line of code and get support for various SCM systems out of the box. I of course understand that it can only support the feature superset of all SCM systems. Nevertheless, I hoped it would be possible to do the ignore/propset stuff.

– Patrick Bergner May 12 '10 at 11:57.

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