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PR Details
We use the pretty useful Pipeline Maven Integration plugin to run Maven jobs. One of its features is that when you wrap your Maven execution with
withMaven
, which the plugin provides, it spies on the generated artifacts and then stores their GAV in a DB. Thanks to that information it's then able to trigger downstream SNAPSHOT projects on the same instance automatically. This is vital in our setup but we also very much enjoy what the SDP Maven library offers out of the box, so we thought to add support for the plugin right here.Description
The PR adds an optional
withMavenParams
field to the step configuration. As soon as the map contains a property, and only if the map contains anything, the Maven invocation is then wrapped with thewithMaven
step (which requires the plugin to be installed).How Has This Been Tested
I have configured a local Jenkins instance to use my fork of the libraries and confirmed that defining this parameter wraps the Maven execution with
withMaven
, whereas not defining it leaves the build unchanged.Types of Changes
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