I currently have a java project that builds into a jar, publishes to a repository using ivy's ssh resolver, and also generates a pom.xml file which it forks to run maven's site goal on for clean, web-driven reports. The maven tasks are defined in a plugin I wrote. The ivy resolver is configured in the init task and added to uploadLibs. When I run: gradle clean genPOM site uploadLibs It either published nothing (despite hitting my print statements) or only published the ivy.xml file. When I run: gradle clean uploadLibs genPOM site It publishes the ivy and jar file correctly. This order change makes a difference on a consistent basis. Can anyone think of a reason why changing the order of these would cause this problem? Thank you.
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