If you include a <parent>-tag for your parent-POM, your project automatically
inherits its version (unless you set it manually).
In case you need to reference it in other places as well, try using
${parent.version}
On Thursday 03 May 2007 01:04, Jared Blitzstein wrote:
> Does using the parent tag require the project to be in a repository?
> I planned on having this "suitepom" accessible via CVS but not
> something that is going to be installed in our company repo. I may be
> way off base though.
>
> Also, how would you pass something through like a version? The
> version tag is required in the child pom so you can't leave it out,
> and if I do ${version} it doesn't pick that up from the definition in
> the master pom, it just uses "${version}" literally.
>
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