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This makes the test run in the 'install' phase, as opposed to the 'integration-test' phase.
| archetype:integration-test to the integration-test phase, | ||
| archetype:update-local-catalog to the install phase. | ||
| We defer the integration-test goal to the install phase, since | ||
| this test actually depends on the core SDK to be installed. --> |
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I would add a comment that this is the case until the sdk has an actual artifact that is released which the archetype can then depend on.
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Well, not quite. Ideally, the build should be always be using an artifact produced by this build. Say, we could have introduced backward-incompatible changes that would break this again even if a matching artifact is released previously.
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Unfortunately, without the user installing the artifacts, I don't know how to get the archetypes to use an output of the build otherwise this would be a non-issue.
This makes the test run in the 'install' phase, as opposed to the 'integration-test' phase.
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LGTM |
…tream-inputs add UnboundedSource and BoundedSource
This makes the test run in the 'install' phase, as opposed to the 'integration-test' phase.
R: @lukecwik