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$ rpm -qp --provides simplemaven-1.0-1.fc21.noarch.rpm
mvn(com.example:simplemaven) = 1.0
simplemaven = 1.0-1.fc21
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$ rpm -qp --provides simplemaven-1.0-2.fc21.noarch.rpm
mvn(com.example:simplemaven) = 1.0
mvn(simplemaven:simplemaven) = 1.0
simplemaven = 1.0-2.fc21
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10: BuildRequires: maven-local
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31: %dir %{_javadir}/%{name}
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Add alias to Maven artifact
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# Add following lines to %prep section of a spec file
%pom_remove_dep :commons-io
%pom_remove_dep :junit
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All Maven projects need to have BuildRequires on `maven-local`. They also need to have Requires and BuildRequires on `jpackages-utils`, but build system adds these automatically. Package maintainer doesn't need to list them explicitly.
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Another interesting lines:
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Another major reason to disable the test phase is to speed up the local build process. This can also be achieved by specifying an additional switch `--without=tests` to the `fedpkg` or the `mock` tool instead of adding a switch to `%mvn_build`.
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Another quite common thing to do is adding aliases to Maven artifact. Try to run `rpm -qp --provides` on your locally built RPM package:
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Another switch `--without=javadoc` causes the build to skip Javadoc generation.
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BuildRequires: maven-local
BuildRequires: apache-commons-io
...
%prep
%setup -q
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%build
# Skip tests for now, missing dependency junit:junit:4.11
%mvn_build -f
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By default, resulting JAR files will be installed in `%{_javadir}/%{name}`, therefore package needs to own this directory.
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# Comment out following lines in %prep section
#%%pom_remove_dep :commons-io
#%%pom_remove_dep :junit
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include::example$maven_project/simplemaven.spec[]
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It is always recommended to run all available test suites during build. It greatly improves quality of the package.
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%mvn_alias org.example:simplemaven simplemaven:simplemaven
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%mvn_file : %{name}/%{name} %{name}
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Note that to actually build the package with tests disabled you have to specify the switch to `%mvn_build`.
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