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Resolved images are cached even if <image> configuration changes between executions
See original GitHub issueWhen executing more than one goal with different values for the <image> configuration, the first <image> configuration is used to resolve images. The result is stored inside the plugin context. The next execution may potentially have a different configuration for <image>, but won’t re-resolve images, but reuse the resolved images that have been stored in the plugin context. Hence it will operate on the wrong set of resolved images.
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I’m just about to remove the caching for the next release. It wasn’t such a good idea (also because of classloader issues I had lately).
That will be in the next release, which will probably released today.