Hi,
Since I only needed to inject the Maven propject, and rather than use a
stub, I decided to inject the Maven project manually in my mojo.
final MavenProject mvnProject = new MavenProject() ;
mvnProject.setFile( baseDir ) ;
this.rule.setVariableValueToObject( mojo, "project", mvnProject );
But I would have expected the lookupConfiguredMojo method to do this for me.
Until I know more about this, I will stick with my workaround.
Regards,
Vincent.
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