Hi Chris. That is a good point. This is what I am doing now (downgrade to RC-5) and it causes me problems to update my version (revert my changes on pom.xml)
But if you downgrade and IntelliJ fix the problem that maybe will be incompatible with RC-5? That is possible for other versions too but I believe RC-6 should be more stable than 5. Anderson. On Mon, Aug 31, 2026 at 6:47 AM Christofer Dutz <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > When some time ago the RC6 of maven was configured as new baseline > version. I got loads of problems in IntelliJ (It’s practically unusable). > So I downgraded to RC-5 … now in preparation for the release I wen’t back > to RC-6 and still there are failures. > > Jetbrains Issue Tracker: > https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/projects/IDEA/issues/IDEA-392211 > > Maven Mailinglist: > https://lists.apache.org/thread/mtt7kg632lfs2hxcx0nv9bn4omkgbvt6 > > Now … it seems there are two options for fixing this: > > * > Update IntelliJ once they fixed it > * > Update Maven to RC-7 where they seem to be adding defaults to avoid this > problem > > The question is: > > * > Should we leave things as they are and people have to fix it themselves? > * > Should we downgrade maven to RC-5? > > I personally would be in favor for downgrading. As I could imaging the > Jetbrains folks might be sitting it out as they were told RC7 will be > fixing things. > If they do that our 1.0.0 release will never be buildable in IntelliJ > without manual adjustments. > > Chris > > >
