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JPro Release Maven Powershell issue on windows. #184
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Hello @nyzzik. We have just released JPro version Regarding the other topic we can consider adding an option to |
After upgrading to the version Regarding the second topic, thats what I am currently doing, it just seems unnecessary hence asking for the feature. |
Hi @nyzzik Josh, Can you please check the new snapshot build we have just released, JPro version Thank you, |
We just released JPro version |
I'm closing this ticket. I'f the issue still persist, you can re-open it or just create a new one. |
Hello, I am utilizing the jpro plugin for maven and it seems that whenever I create a release, the powershell script that is created and place into the bin folder uses backslash
\
in order to escape the quotes"
however in powershell, at least for windows, the backtick`
is used to escape quotes. So in order to allow this powershell script to run on windows, i need to replace all the backslashes with backticksAnother question, unrelated to the previous concern, would it be possible to allow for the jpro release to output a folder with the folders inside of it rather than the zip? I am creating an installer utilizing the jpro release however i do not need it zipped, so for my current use case i have to run
mvn jpro:release
then unzip the release and then load it into my installer.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: