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Currently, the Pom Editor Maven Plugin has limited filtering capabilities for elements in the POM file. For large and complex projects with many dependencies and plugins, it can be difficult to manually manage the POM without the ability to filter elements based on specific criteria. Additionally, when a project has an original POM and POM templates in each module, manual editing can be even more cumbersome.
Proposed Solution:
Add advanced filtering features to the Pom Editor Maven plugin to allow users to filter POM elements based on specific criteria, including module filtering. The advanced filtering features would allow users to edit the POM more efficiently and accurately, saving time and reducing the risk of manual errors.
CLI Examples:
Facilitates POM editing in large and complex projects.
Reduces the risk of manual errors when filtering POM elements.
Saves time for developers, making POM editing more efficient and accurate.
Acknowledgments:
We appreciate your consideration and feedback on this idea. We look forward to hearing your opinions and suggestions
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@dellamas, we are very happy you are interested in helping us and there are plenty of ways you can do so. Thanks for your interest in this project! 👍
This proposal is very good and worthy!
I totally agree with you:
For large and complex projects with many dependencies and plugins, it can be difficult to manually manage the POM without the ability to filter elements based on specific criteria.
Right now, the plugin doesn't look for dependencies declared on parent POM files and it doesn't handle Maven multi-module projects with many POM files, but it is something that it's on the radar for sure!
What the add-dep goal does is: it will look up the matched dependency on the target POM file in order to update with the given version, classifier, type, and scope or add the given dependency if it's not declared on the target POM file.
IMHO I think the proposal should get be refined. 🥇
Please, could you re-create this proposal by using the New Goal Proposal issue form? Try to provide all the required fields of the form in order to help us to understand the whole proposal, since the objective, requested goals syntaxes, and possible scenarios with expected results. Here's a sample of a new goal proposal created by using this issue form.
One more time, thank you for your interest in this project and for your proposal! 👍
Will be amazing to make this proposal come true! 👏!
Problem Description:
Currently, the Pom Editor Maven Plugin has limited filtering capabilities for elements in the POM file. For large and complex projects with many dependencies and plugins, it can be difficult to manually manage the POM without the ability to filter elements based on specific criteria. Additionally, when a project has an original POM and POM templates in each module, manual editing can be even more cumbersome.
Proposed Solution:
Add advanced filtering features to the Pom Editor Maven plugin to allow users to filter POM elements based on specific criteria, including module filtering. The advanced filtering features would allow users to edit the POM more efficiently and accurately, saving time and reducing the risk of manual errors.
CLI Examples:
Filter dependencies by group and module
Filter plugins by artifact ID and module
Filter dependencies by scope and module
Benefits:
Facilitates POM editing in large and complex projects.
Reduces the risk of manual errors when filtering POM elements.
Saves time for developers, making POM editing more efficient and accurate.
Acknowledgments:
We appreciate your consideration and feedback on this idea. We look forward to hearing your opinions and suggestions
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: