Full name:
net.ju-n.maven.plugins:vagrant-maven-plugin:1.0.2:box-add
Description:
Attributes:
| Name | Type | Since | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| addProjectClasspath | boolean | 1.0 | add project class path to JVM classpath on executing jruby. Default value is: true. User property is: jruby.addProjectClasspath. |
| args | String | 1.0 | common arguments User property is: args. |
| binDirectory | File | 1.0 | directory of JRuby bin path to use when forking JRuby. Command line -Dgem.binDirectory=... User property is: gem.binDirectory. |
| eclipseRefresh | List | 1.0 | (no description) User property is: m2e.jruby.refresh. |
| eclipseWatches | List | 1.0 | (no description) User property is: m2e.jruby.watch. |
| env | Map | 1.0 | environment values passed on to the jruby process. needs jrubyFork
true. User property is: jruby.env. |
| force | boolean | 1.0 | Overwrite an existing box if it exists. Default value is: false. |
| gemHome | File | 1.0 | Custom gems directory. Modifying this property has an impact on
isolation/build portability, eg:
Default value is: ${project.build.directory}/vagrant/gems. |
| gemHomes | Map | 1.0 | map different install locations for rubygems (GEM_HOME) to a
directory. for example compile dependencies will be installed in
${project.build.directory}/rubygems and provided dependencies in
${project.build.directory}/rubygems-provided, and
${project.build.directory}/rubygems-test for the test scope. this
mapping here allows to map those different directories onto a
single one, i.e.: test => ${gem.home}, provided =>
${gem.home} User property is: gem.homes. |
| gemPath | File | 1.0 | directory of JRuby path to use when forking JRuby. default will be
ignored when gemUseSystem is true. Command line -Dgem.path=... Default value is: ${project.build.directory}/rubygems. User property is: gem.path. |
| gemUseSystem | boolean | 1.0 | use system gems instead of setting up GemPath/GemHome inside the
build directory and ignores any set gemHome and gemPath. you need
to have both GEM_HOME and GEM_PATH environment variable set to make
it work. Command line -Dgem.useSystem=... Default value is: false. User property is: gem.useSystem. |
| includeGemsInResources | String | 1.0 | EXPERIMENTAL this gives the scope of the gems which shall be
included to resources. flag whether to include all gems to
resources, i.e. to classpath or not. the difference to the
includeRubygemsInResources is that it does not depend
on rubygems during runtime since the required_path of the gems gets
added to resources. note that it expect the required_path of the
gem to be lib which is the default BUT that is not true for
all gems. in this sense this feature is incomplete and might not
work for you !!! IMPORTANT: it only adds the gems with
provided scope since they are packed with the jar and then
the pom.xml will not have them (since they are marked 'provided')
as transitive dependencies. this feature can be helpful in
situations where the classloader does not work for rubygems due to
rubygems uses file system globs to find the gems and this only
works if the classloader reveals the jar url of its jars (i.e.
URLClassLoader). for example OSGi classloader can not work with
rubygems !! Command line -Dgem.includeGemsInResources=... User property is: gem.includeGemsInResources. |
| includeLibDirectoryInResources | boolean | 1.0 | /** flag whether to include file under the lib directory Command line -Dgem.includeLibDirectoryInResources=... Default value is: false. User property is: gem.includeLibDirectoryInResources. |
| includeOpenSSL | boolean | 1.0 | flag whether to include open-ssl gem or not Command line -Dgem.includeOpenSSL=... Default value is: false. User property is: gem.includeOpenSSL. |
| includeProvidedRubygemsInResources | boolean | 1.0 | flag whether to include all gems to resources, i.e. to classpath or
not Command line -Dgem.includeProvidedRubygemsInResources=... Default value is: false. User property is: gem.includeProvidedRubygemsInResources. |
| includeRubygemsInResources | boolean | 1.0 | flag whether to include all gems to resources, i.e. to classpath or
not Command line -Dgem.includeRubygemsInResources=... Default value is: false. User property is: gem.includeRubygemsInResources. |
| includeRubygemsInTestResources | boolean | 1.0 | flag whether to include all gems to test-resources, i.e. to
test-classpath or not Command line -Dgem.includeRubygemsInTestResources=... Default value is: true. User property is: gem.includeRubygemsInTestResources. |
| installRDoc | boolean | 1.0 | flag whether to install rdocs of the used gems or not Command line -Dgem.installRDoc=... Default value is: false. User property is: gem.installRDoc. |
| installRI | boolean | 1.0 | flag whether to install ri of the used gems or not Command line -Dgem.installRDoc=... Default value is: false. User property is: gem.installRI. |
| jrubyFork | boolean | 1.0 | fork the JRuby execution. Default value is: true. User property is: jruby.fork. |
| jrubyJvmArgs | String | 1.0 | jvm arguments for the java command executing jruby User property is: jruby.jvmargs. |
| jrubySwitches | String | 1.0 | switches for the jruby command, like '--1.9' User property is: jruby.switches. |
| jrubyVerbose | boolean | 1.0 | verbose jruby related output Default value is: false. User property is: jruby.verbose. |
| jrubyVersion | String | 1.0 | if the pom.xml has no runtime dependency to a jruby-complete.jar
then this version is used to resolve the jruby-complete dependency
from the local/remote maven repository. it overwrites the jruby
version from the dependencies if any. i.e. you can easily switch
jruby version from the commandline ! default see
DEFAULT_JRUBY_VERSION User property is: jruby.version. |
| launchDirectory | File | 1.0 | the launch directory for the JRuby execution. Default value is: ${project.basedir}. User property is: jruby.launchDirectory. |
| libDirectory | File | 1.0 | directory with ruby sources - added to ruby loadpath only Default value is: lib. User property is: jruby.lib. |
| rubySourceDirectory | File | 1.0 | directory with ruby sources - added to java classpath and ruby
loadpath Default value is: src/main/ruby. User property is: jruby.sourceDirectory. |
| supportNative | boolean | 1.0 | flag to indicate to setup jruby's native support for C-extensions
Command line -Dgem.supportNative=... Default value is: false. User property is: gem.supportNative. |
| vagrantHome | File | 1.0 | Custom VAGRANT_HOME, which is the directory where
Vagrant boxes are stored. Modifying this property has an impact on
isolation/build portability, eg:
Default value is: ${project.build.directory}/vagrant/vagrant.d. |
| vagrantRc | File | 1.0 | Custom VAGRANT_RC, which is the configuration file
used by Vagrant. Modifying this property has an impact on
isolation/build portability, eg:
Default value is: ${project.build.directory}/vagrant/vagrantrc. |
args:
box:
env:
includeLibDirectoryInResources:
includeProvidedRubygemsInResources:
includeRubygemsInTestResources:
url: