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Benjamin Bentmann updated MNG-4017:
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Attachment: mng-4017.zip
The attached parent-child setup should follow your setup but I could not
reproduce the issue you describe. Please provide more details, e.g. a
ready-made archive that exhibits the issue.
> Properties not correctly propagated from parent to child
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>
> Key: MNG-4017
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-4017
> Project: Maven 2
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 2.0.9
> Environment: XP. May effect other versions.
> Reporter: Chris Graham
> Attachments: mng-4017.zip
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> I have a parent pom, that has these properties defined in them (amongst
> others):
> <properties>
> <java.source.version>1.4</java.source.version>
> <java.target.version>${java.source.version}</java.target.version>
> <pmd.target.jdk>${java.target.version}</pmd.target.jdk>
> </properties>
> When I have a pom that uses the above as a parent (either directly, or
> further up the tree), the java.source.version is lost, and set to 1.5 - when
> run under java 1.5.
> mvn help:effective-pom (and verified by looking at the versions of the
> generated classes) shows that the child is set to 1.5.
> Does this not break the inheritance model of POMS?
> This is the output from help:effective-pom (of the child):
> <properties>
> <java.source.version>1.5</java.source.version>
> <java.target.version>1.5</java.target.version>
> <pmd.target.jdk>1.5</pmd.target.jdk>
> </properties>
> This is the output from help:effective-pom (of the parent):
> <properties>
> <java.source.version>1.4</java.source.version>
> <java.target.version>1.4</java.target.version>
> <pmd.target.jdk>1.4</pmd.target.jdk>
> </properties>
> -Chris
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