Unless someone else knows more about it than I do, I'd say you're
probably right; it's in that 1%. :-)
The problem with skipping the project builder is that assembly of
project instances is really complex, and skipping any of these steps may
result in project instances with apparent bugs that may not work
correctly in the rest of the build.
As long as the Model instance you read directly from XML isn't used
except to grab some very limited information from the XML file (not, for
instance, from something that may be interpolated within that file), you
should be okay...
-john
Stephen Connolly wrote:
Hey!
So either my memory is wrong or i remember somebody saying it's a "bad
thing"(TM) to use MavenXpp3Reader from a plugin....
I know that 99% of the time one should use model builder directly, but I
have a use case where I just want the results before *any* interpolation
what so ever is performed...
Am I still doing a "bad thing" or is this the 1% i suspect it is?
-Stephen
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