What is Maven: Maven is an automation tool used to build and deploy the code for java applications. All the maven commands are supposed to be run in the command prompt (of course) How to check your maven version: To run all the below mentioned commands, you need to have maven installed in your system (Pre-requisite 🤦 ). To check the version of your maven, “mvn -v” AEM and Maven: In AEM maven is used to clean, build and install the code into different AEM instances. In this blog we will see various useful maven commands. Cleaning the target directory code: mvn clean Cleaning and installing the code to a local repository: mvn clean install Note: Generic maven commands are part of Maven life cycle [Ex: install]. They usually does not install your code in AEM. We need to use specific Maven plug-ins to achieve that. Installing package (including bundle) into AEM instance: mvn clean install -PautoInstallPackage Installing only bundle into AEM instance: mvn clean install -PautoInstallBundle Adding the release version for your package via maven command: mvn clean install -PautoInstallPackage -drelease.version=1.0.0 Skipping the unit tests written in java code during build: Package build: mvn clean install -PautoInstallPackage -DskipTests Bundle build: mvn clean install -PautoInstallBundle -DskipTests Adding the profile in maven command: mvn clean install -PautoInstallPackage -padobe-public To build a single package: mvn clean install -PbuildSinglePackage To build and install single package on an AEM instance: mvn clean install -PbuildSinglePackage -PautoInstallSinglePackage
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Thanks, @kautuk_sahni for sharing this. Can you please update it with the latest commands?
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Kiran Vedantam.
Thank you for writing this wonderful article. Keep the wonderful AEM community work going. Participate more here. I have also Update the content.
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