resolve/ignore extension provided properties
See original GitHub issueI use this Maven extension to set a property with the value of the git worktree directory, among others.
I also leave the a property <git.dir.worktree>${git.dir.worktree}</git.dir.worktree>
in the top-level pom to fail the build if for some reason the extension doesn’t run. But this completely breaks IDEA’s ability to resolve packages.
https://github.com/pascalgn/properties-maven-extension/issues/59
What’s the best approach here?
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The extension doesn’t require IDE support - the IDE requires support for the extension, but I see your point about this being a mere plugin.
I need the extension to set git properties for the build as it does this once for the whole build. If I do that with a git-*-plugin it will query git 500x. Of course I could make that info inheritable, but that rules out using -pl type builds