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Multi-threaded builds with '-T' are currently supported only if integration tests are disabled using '-DskipITs'.Īs part of the migration to the monorepo, all internal dependencies were synchronized using the placeholder property '', which is defined in the project/pom.xml file. Note that the parameters starting with '-D' are optional, but will result in the fastest build times.
#Jrebel release notes install#
$ mvn clean install -DskipTests -DskipITs -T1C For example, to check out and build the first monorepo release of Bloomreach Experience Manager 14.2.2, use these commands: $ git clone An aggregator pom.xml file is provided as a convenience for building the entire product with a single Maven command.
#Jrebel release notes code#
All of the code released as part of a cohesive version of the product is tagged together within that git repository, and members of the community can work with the entire codebase or with individual projects using that single source of truth. Versions released in July 2020 or later are distributed on GitHub as a git "monorepo" - a single git repository containing all of the Maven projects related to Bloomreach Experience Manager. This reduces the amount of code that will be rebuilt when only working on a sub-project.

The Bloomreach Experience Manager project has been split into a number of Maven projects. You need to have the following installed to be able to build all Bloomreach Experience Manager components:īuild a Core Bloomreach Experience Manager Open Source Project Release Tag from Source Code changes which are under development for major, minor, or maintenance releases are not synchronized to the public community Git repositories. To find the tag of a project for a specific Bloomreach Experience Manager release inspect the Bloomreach Experience Manager release POM you are using (this is either the parent POM of your project in the case you using Bloomreach Experience Manager, or the grandparent POM of your project in case you are using Bloomreach Experience Manager) and check the version of the project you are using (you can also find this out by running mvn dependency:tree in your project).

The latter is very useful, for example, in case a developer wants to fix a bug or implement an improvement to be provided to the community as a patch.īloomreach only provides the Git trees for the release tags of Bloomreach Experience Manager. Anyone can rebuild any project that is part of a Bloomreach Experience Manager Developer Edition release from source and, if they wish, fork and modify it. Backgroundīloomreach provides all Bloomreach Experience Manager Developer Edition releases as open source to the community. Build Bloomreach Experience Manager From Sourceīuild any Bloomreach Experience Manager Developer Edition open source project from source.
