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I'm using Maven 3.5, Git, and Jenkins 2.138.1. I have a Maven Jenkins job set up for my multi-module Maven project. Normally, if I want to build just a single module in Maven and whatever it affects, I can run

mvn install -pl myModule -am

from a command line. What I would like to do is configure my Jenkins job to only build the affected Maven modules and their dependencies if someone checks in code for a specific module, thus speeding up my build. How can I configure this in Jenkins?

Dave
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If your using a FreeStyle Porject:
you will need to install Maven Project Plugin
Then there is an option "Incremental build-only Build changed modules"

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As it states The SCM will handle which modules have been modified and will build only those modules.

In case of Pipeline then the above command as mentioned by you can be used. i.e.

 mvn install -pl myModule -am

The issue is knowing which modules to build when a check-in happens 

mvn install -amd -pl $(git status | grep -E "modified:|deleted:|added:" | awk '{print $2}' | cut -f1 -d"/")

The above command should work.

IF you are up to modifying the pom.xml
You will need Maven Incremental Plugin

The below URL gives a detailed explanation on how to achieve this using maven: Jenkins building a product consisting of many Maven projects? (with Jenkins Pipeline plugin?)

Hope it helps :)

rohit thomas
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    **Build modules on parallel** is not compatible with **Incremental build** - as described on the screenshot. So it is either parallel or incremental - exclusive OR. – Illya Kysil Dec 03 '18 at 21:16
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This is old one but should help your cause, https://blog.soebes.de/blog/2016/08/12/maven-incremental-module-build/ and credits to Beratung Schulung:)

Yugansh
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