hi,
I use the filtering quite a lot to make sure every branch on all my git repo's really use the right
plugin version of another repository.
But yesterday i noticed that i even have to filter the repositories own plugins...
For example i have a repository with a parent pom and lets say 10 plugins (modules in maven)
Those plugins do depend on other plugins from other repositories so i already had filters setup for that.
All is ok if i just do "mvn install" on the parent pom and build all the modules/plugins
But yesteday i noticed if i do mvn install in 1 of the plugins or i do mvn install -rf :amodule (to resume a failed build, but still i am in the parent dir!)
It suddenly uses the wrong plugins that normally it will build its own
So i do:
\parentfolder\mvn install
that fails because of a test failere
i fix that and then i do
\parentfolder\mvn install -rf :testmodule
it suddenly takes the wrong stuff.. I maybe can understand if i really go into
\parentfodler\module\mvn install
that it then maps on wrong thing (but even here it is annoying)
But that a resumed install suddenly maps on something different then when starting just from the beginning is quite weird to me.
So now i added filtering of its own modules and then it works, but i wonder if that should be really needed?
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