> So in a nutshell the resource patterns in the compiler settings don't have any effect if the project was imported from a pom? (even though importing a pom seems to create a.
I also turned off compiler 'rebuild module on dependency change' as this was one of the only 'external build' options IDEA13 seemed to expose. In this project we're only using maven to manage dependencies not using mvn compile, clean or test, we only call a mvn resolve target from Ant (which replaces older Ivy targets that did the same kind of thing).ĭidn't think any maven targets are called during an IDEA make/rebuild. idea/ project folder?)īecause I've tried turning off the maven setting: 'do not use output directories' and also tried redirecting modules output folders to alternative folders outside of the maven configuration (outside /target) and those showed the same effect (only classes and. So in a nutshell the resource patterns in the compiler settings don't have any effect if the project was imported from a pom? (even though importing a pom seems to create a. Journal ConfigurationĪ theme requires a file named journal.yaml placed in the config directory at the theme path.Thanks I'll try something like that myself tomorrow, the real project is a bit more complicated and I didn't add the maven bits myself. You may explore these directories to find templates and configuration files that you can override. Wombat’s built-in themes are located in its source code at Theme OverridesĮvery Freemarker Template, configuration, and resource file in Wombat can be overridden in your theme. On a production system, /var/themes is recommended instead of $HOME/ambra/themes. You may also change the initial site key in sites.yaml to a string that identifies your site. There is no significance to the directory name main/, you may change it to anything you wish.
a directory named main/, which is the theme for your one site.a file named sites.yaml, which describes the publication sites to be hosted by your server (just one to start) and.Themes Guide Ambra Project User Documentation Releases Themes Guide Setting up a theme directoryįollowing the Getting Started Guide you will have created a directory at the path $HOME/ambra/themes.
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