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CODETOOLS-7903567: JMH: Improve README guidance for archetype bootstrap #123
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Attempting to execute the "mvn archetype:generate" command specified in Step 1 of Preferred Usage in the README will result in a maven execution error. In my case I naively interpreted the following text to mean that I could create a sub project within the test folder of my already existing java project. "test" is the default test folder! This resulted in 10-15 minutes of trying to figure out if I needed to install something new to use mvn archetype - as I have not used it before. This change might make it easier for users to get set up with JMH project templates.
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Thanks, have not realized this is a pitfall. Consider an edit below.
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Looks fine. Let's just wait for OCA to clear, after which bots would allow you to integrate.
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Going to push as commit cb3c3a9.
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Attempting to execute the "mvn archetype:generate" command specified in Step 1 of Preferred Usage in the README will result in a maven execution error if you interpret it like I did! In my case I naively interpreted the following text to mean that I could create a sub project within the test folder of my already existing java project. "test" is the default test folder!
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This resulted in 10-15 minutes of trying to figure out if I needed to install something new to use mvn archetype - as I have not used it before.
This change might make it easier for users to get set up with JMH project templates.
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