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Tamás Cservenák commented on MNG-4716:
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If there are better way to describe "how this build (how this very artifact)
was built", just explain it, since that's the one thing I am interested in.
> Make the interpolated POM of a released artifact accessible too
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> Key: MNG-4716
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-4716
> Project: Maven 2 & 3
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Deployment
> Reporter: Tamás Cservenák
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> Make the interpolated POM of a released artifact accessible too. Whether
> embedded into deployed JAR, or next to "real" POM.
> Reasoning: the interpolated POM is not for "downstream consumers" (build
> consuming this artifact), but for about "how this build is done". We always
> argument against this in way that "profiles" and plugin settings (and other
> things) are lost with interpolated POM. That's true, but again, I'd like to
> have an interpolated POM of a _released_ artifact that would describe me _how
> this artifact was built_, and not to be referenced and consumed by others (as
> dependency or whatever).
> So, after deploying org.test:foo:1.0. i'd like to have:
> /org/test/foo/1.0
> foo-1.0.pom
> foo-1.0.pom.interpolated
> foo-1.0.jar
> Or something similar (having the interpolated POM embedded in JAR). Not
> embedding would allow us to "calculate" interpolated poms for already
> released POMs too.
> So, ultimately, POM is "changing", yes, but only when it is consumed. But
> during release, it is frozen, and will stay like that, since all it's parent
> POM, deps, plugins are released, are not "moving targets" anymore.
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