Deployment setup for confluence from teamcity, getting unable to execute mojo error

[Sneha Sheth]

Hi,

I am trying to set up deployment from Teamcity 8.0.5 for Confluence 5.3.4 using the command

atlas-install-plugin --server hostname --context-path / -p 80 --plugin-key "com.example.plugin.key" --username username --password password

The user has admin permissions for confluence. It gives me "Unable to execute mojo" error. The build for the plugin is successful and I get the jar. Attached are the screenshots showing the errors I get on confluence and teamcity.

This is the error I get on teamcity:

This is the error I get in confluence:

[Sneha Sheth]

Hey, This is really critical for me now. Could anyone suggest a workaround for this?

[Sneha Sheth]

Yes, I double checked all values.

[Sneha Sheth]

This are the three pieces I could figure out:

[Steve Gerstner [bridgingIT]]

The values from password to username are correct?

[Sneha Sheth]

I tried the --debug flag, it is giving me a very long list of dependencies and jars it gets. What exactly should I look for in it?

[Steve Gerstner [bridgingIT]]

there sould be a list of all options you are using to connect to confluence

[Sneha Sheth]

Yes, the second image shows the trace that i got by adding the -e flag to the command. Thanks.

[Steve Gerstner [bridgingIT]]

Can your run atlas-install-plugin with a debug extension? It's the same as in plain maven. Then you should see all options the build is using and more detailed errors.

[Steve Gerstner [bridgingIT]]

try --debug or -X