Hi Esteban,
I'm not sure how this plugin could help you in this case. It cleans up the
pom.xml before distributing it to your local and remote repository.
The effect when using the flattened pom.xml should be exactly the same as
with the original pom.xml
This is done as part of the build-lifecycle, so it has no effect on other
plugins (which is a good thing).
If http://mojo.codehaus.org/flatten-maven-plugin/ didn't gave you enough
info, let us know how to make it more clear.
Regarding the mailing-lists, archive.codehaus.org is still an infra issue,
waiting to be solved. Markmail is the best option you have. Be aware, that
if you want to post to a certain list, you first need to subscribe for it.
thanks,
Robert
Op Wed, 20 Aug 2014 22:46:17 +0200 schreef Esteban Porcelli
<[email protected]>:
Hi,
By chance I just found this plugin and it will really help my project if
I can use it.
We have several mercurial repositories with a main pom and many many
children poms (20+) that all share the same version.
We also have a lot of branches and having to update all poms on every
merge is a pain (even using the versions plugin), plus it results in a
lot of conflicts that need to be resolved manually.
This appears to be a very recent plugin and I can't find much
documentation on it.
I am curious as to how well it works with the release plugin, versions
plugin, packaging sources, generating sites, eclipse, m2eclipse, other
plugins in general.
I am planning on testing these things but I just wanted to save me some
time if there are already known issues with the plugin.
Thanks a lot,
Esteban
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