Hello, I tried out the Maven plugin and had it run successfully to detect package cycles.
I also managed to disable package cycle detection for an individual project.
I have two questions:
1. I want to selectively disable package cycle detection for individual packages in a Maven project.
Is this possible?
If yes, how?
2. Look at the architecture-rules below.
The rule is not enforced! Can you tip me off about what could be wrong here?
I have checked that the source is found by trying the non-existing "target/classes/foo"
instead of "target/classes" and then an exception is thrown
Cheers,
Niklas
<architecture>
<configuration>
<sources no-packages="exception">
<!-- source not-found="ignore">core\target\classes</source>
<source not-found="ignore">web\target\classes</source> -->
<source not-found="exception">target/classes</source>
</sources>
<cyclicalDependency test="false"></cyclicalDependency>
</configuration>
<rules>
<rule id="parent">
<comment>
</comment>
<packages>
<package>my.package.server.impl</package>
</packages>
<violations>
<violation>my.package.server.impl.subpackage</violation>
</violations>
</rule>
</rules>
</architecture>
