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Brian Jackson commented on MSITE-135:
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I think I'm experiencing this issue or one related to it. The projects in our
organization defer their versioning to our release system. To do this our
pom.xml files all have their version as "${build.number}" which our release
system (TeamCity) passes in as a -D style property. When the pom.xml is
deployed to our repository it still contains "${build.number}" instead of the
substituted value. The only thing this currently screws up is the site
generation since the maven-site-plugin attempts to download the parent's
site.xml using this value rather than the correct version number for the
parent, which can be found in the parent element in the originating pom.xml or
if that value is RELEASE, in the parent's maven-metadata.xml. Any chance this
can be fixed to use the value from one of those two locations instead of
directly from the parent's pom.xml?
> inherited site.xml files are interpolated with the originating project's
> model values and not the consumer project's values
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> Key: MSITE-135
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MSITE-135
> Project: Maven 2.x Site Plugin
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: inheritance
> Affects Versions: 2.0-beta-5
> Environment: 2.0.4
> Reporter: John Allen
> Fix For: 2.0-beta-7
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> inherited site.xml files are interpolated with the originating project's
> model values and not the consumer project's values
> i have a n-deep multiproject env; when a sub-project uses the root project's
> site.xml file, any ${project.*} expressions defined in the root site.xml are
> replaced with values from the root project and not the project that is being
> rendered, ie. title in index.html would be "root project" and not
> "sub-sub-sub-project". This applied to all ${project.*} expressions in the
> site.xml
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