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Michael Osipov updated MNG-2581:
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Fix Version/s: (was: 3.x / Backlog)
> Mojo's with @execute don't get configured with executedProject
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> Key: MNG-2581
> URL: https://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-2581
> Project: Maven
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Plugins and Lifecycle
> Reporter: Kenney Westerhof
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> Not sure if this is a bug or an improvement, but here's a scenario:
> A custom plugin defines a MavenProject property with a timestamp. That
> timestamp
> is used in <finalName>${project.artifactId}-${timestamp}</finalName>.
> During the normal plugin execution, this field is evaluated correctly.
> When running mvn assembly:assembly, the normal (forked) lifecycle also
> functions correctly.
> But the assembly Mojo is configured with the original MavenProject, that
> doesn't have the ${timestamp} property,
> so the <finalName> parameter on the assembly mojo will be "someArtifact-null".
> A tough problem, but it goes further: Ideally you never want to use
> ${project} as a parameter, but
> the objects fields directly. Say you want to use the source roots and define
> that as a parameter. Then you
> never get access the generated-sources unless you manually examine the
> executedProject.
> Right now, mojo's have to use different logic depending on whether they
> specify @execute phase="X",
> (and examine fields of the executedProject).
> Can we drop the original MavenProject object and replace that with
> executedProject instance, so we only have
> 1 instance of MavenProject?
> Or, if there are plugins that MUST use the original MavenProject, or use both
> MavenProject instances (we might
> want to scan all existing mojo's to see what they do), can we add
> a plugin flag that specifies that that mojo must be configured using the
> executedProject instead?
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