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Why does m2eclipse checkout Maven projects as “maven.NNNNNNNN”?

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Why does m2eclipse checkout Maven projects as “maven.NNNNNNNN”?

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The Maven project checkout is based on generic Maven SCM API (which supports number of SCM providers out of the box) and we don’t have any information about Maven projects before the actual checkout (e.g. we don’t know if folder or project names are going to be conflicting). There is two scenarios: • the root checked out folder has pom.xml • the checked out folder has number of projects without pom.xml at the root The second scenario could happen when there is several projects located at selected SCM URL or when user selected multiple SCM URLs, e.g. using one of the available SCM UI integrations (CVS, Subclipse, etc). In the first case the checkout folder will be renamed to match the result Eclipse project name for the Maven pom.xml and in the first case folder stays with “maven.NNNNNNNN” name. It is not clear if it is always possible to move checkout folder around for all SCMs (e.g. because of the SCM metadata).

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