[FEATURE REQUEST] Command to build selected module with all required modules
See original GitHub issueCommand to build selected module with all required modules. For example:
mvn install -pl module-abc -am
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Dmaven.multiModuleProjectDirectory and -f pomname is set here (
mavenProject.getDirectory(), null
), so it could be customized somehow: https://github.com/krasa/MavenHelper/blob/1309372be0c0752328f51105e945d0d95867f187/src/main/java/krasa/mavenhelper/action/RunTestFileAction.java#L51you could try intellij support, it should just work, if the maven setup is correct and JUnit plugin is enabled