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Fix #100 Set project.originalModel
after flattening
#281
Fix #100 Set project.originalModel
after flattening
#281
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@slachiewicz I know you may be busy, but do you have initial thoughts on this PR? |
@slachiewicz any update on this? |
@slachiewicz more ping. If you're busy, or not much involved any more, can you recommend someone else who might review? |
Please squash to one final commit |
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- When developing new integration test cases an easy way to only run the scenario you are working on is to create a new | ||
directory (e.g. `src/it/new-case`) and put your new `pom.xml` and `verify.groovy` in that directory. Then update the | ||
`<projectsDirectory>` path of the `run-its` profile to point to the directory containing your single test case. |
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We can use: invoker.test
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mvn verify -P run-its -Dinvoker.test=<projectsDirectory>
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Based on the discussion in maven-shade-plugin#129 apache/maven-shade-plugin#129 (comment) It seems that the flatten plugin should update the `originalModel` property after we flatten the pom.
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Thanks for fixing this issue! :-) |
project.originalModel
after flatteningproject.originalModel
after flattening
Based on the discussion in apache/maven-shade-plugin#129 (comment) It seems that the flatten plugin should update the
originalModel
property after we flatten the pom.This issue resolves #100 and is an alternate way to close #279