Releasing a renamed pom file using the -f option does release to wrong pom file
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Key: MNG-4820
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-4820
Project: Maven 2 & 3
Issue Type: Bug
Affects Versions: 3.0-beta-3
Environment: Release is 3.0-RC1, Linux Ubuntu 32
Reporter: Ulli Hafner
Attachments: bundle-pom.xml, maven.log, pom.xml
I have a directory containing 2 pom files that are used as our parent pom's:
de.faktorlogik.pom/
- pom.xml
- bundle-pom.xml
When I go into this folder and release the 'pom.xml' file using 'mvn
release:prepare', and 'mvn release:perform' then everything is ok. However,
when I try to release the 'bundle-pom.xml' then the 'mvn -f bundle-pom.xml
release:prepare' process works, but the 'mvn f bundle-pom.xml release:perform'
process releases the snapshot version of 'pom.xml' rather than the new version
of the bundle-pom.xml file. Seems that the -f parameter is ignored in the
latter case.
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