Today I used some simple aliases a colleague of mine added to the set of aliases of our project with the alias-maven-plugin. Although the shortcuts seemed rather simple and negligible at first glance
instead of
they proofed astonishing useful. I was even so bold to run
instead of
For those of you who are not familiar with our alias plugin who may ask: "But how should I remember all those aliases?": Simply type
in your console.
The alias-maven-plugin allows to specify aliases with their documentation as an XML file and generate alias scripts to various (two actually ;-): windows and bash) platforms.
You can find this configuration (with some other aliases) at config-smartics-alias.
Have a look and tell us, what you think -- if you like!
rpr
instead of
mvn -T 4 release:prepare
they proofed astonishing useful. I was even so bold to run
r
instead of
mvn -T 4 release:prepare release:perform
For those of you who are not familiar with our alias plugin who may ask: "But how should I remember all those aliases?": Simply type
h
in your console.
--- project-release
r = mvn -T 4 release:prepare release:perform [args]
rpr = mvn -T 4 release:prepare [args]
rpe = mvn -T 4 release:perform [args]
rc = mvn release:rollback [args]
rc = mvn release:clean [args]
The alias-maven-plugin allows to specify aliases with their documentation as an XML file and generate alias scripts to various (two actually ;-): windows and bash) platforms.
You can find this configuration (with some other aliases) at config-smartics-alias.
Have a look and tell us, what you think -- if you like!
