I wish there was a recommended way of naming plugins
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Key: MNG-1171
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-1171
Project: Maven 2
Type: Wish
Reporter: Brian Bonner
Priority: Minor
What *is* the preferred article id naming for Maven Plugins?
I've seen it as <pluginname>-maven-plugin and maven-<pluginname>-plugin
It would help me (and other users) avoid silly mistakes if there was a
recommended pattern.
I ran into this with the xmlbeans plugin. The example had it named as
maven-xmlbeans-plugin. After looking at other plugins, it looks like this is
the "standard".
It seems like the name should either go at the beginning or end (i.e.
xmlbeans-maven-plugin, or maven-plugin-xmlbeans).
I'm wondering if there is really a rhyme or reason to this. It would make it
easier to write poms if there was some sort of recommended standard.
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