grails-plugin

Our app is split into a main application and a few plugins. We're using inline plugins via the BuildConfig.groovy file. When it is time to WAR the whole thing up for production I'm getting the following message: You cannot upgrade a plugin that is configured via BuildConfig.groovy, remove the configuration to continue. And then Grails wants to uninstall the plugin because it can't find it in application.properties. But during development, having it in application.properties causes issues. So when we're ready to create a production WAR, how do we work around this without commenting the plugins

I'm using grails 2.1. I need to exclude a plugin when building for production. This post mentions adding scopes to the plugins. I believe this requires editing indivudual plugin descriptors? I would like to define plugins to exclude in one location. I have tried adding the following to config.groovy: environments { production { plugin.excludes='grails-melody' } } When I check the war it still contains the melody folder under WEB-INF/plugins. I should add that most of the application plugins are specified in application.properties as follows: plugins.build-test-data=2.0.3 plugins.fixtures=1.1

Upon creating new users in my system, I am sending them a temporary password via email and setting an property of changePasswordNextLogin=true. When they come to log in for the first time, I would like to intercept the flow upon a successful login, check for this this value, and if it is true, redirect them to a change password action. Once the password change has been completed, ideally I would like to send them to their intended destination. I have been pouring through the default settings and am not seeing - or more likely not interpreting properly - any way to make that happen. It seems

I have 4 classes, incidents,problems, requests and another is Attachment. Every domain look like......... Class Incidents { // other fields static hasOne = [attachment: Attachment] static constraints = [attachment nullable:true] } Class Problems { // other fields static hasOne = [attachment: Attachment] static constraints = [attachment nullable:true] } Class Requests { // other fields static hasOne = [attachment: Attachment] static constraints = [attachment nullable:true] } Class Attachment { // other fields static belongsTo= [ incident: Incidents, problem: Problems, requests: Requests ]