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[jira] (MDEP-480) There should be an option to prevent files
overwrite for unpack-dependencies and unpack
[ https://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MDEP-480?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]
Duong Nguyen updated MDEP-480:
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Description:
There should be an option to prevent file overwrite when extracting files.
This option is very helpful when unpack or unpack-dependencies happens after process-resouce phase.
Currently, there is overwriteRelease, overwriteSnapshot, overwriteIfNewer. But they all work on the artifact scope (that means decide if a whole artifact should overwrite), not files scope (if a file should overwrite an existing file).
was:
There should be an option to prevent file overwrite when extracting files.
This option is very helpful when unpack or unpack-dependencies happens after process-resouce phase.
Currently, there is overwriteRelease, overwriteSnapshot, overwriteIfNewer. But they all work on the artifact scope (that means decide if a whole artifact should overwrite), not files scope (if afile should overwrite an existing file).
> There should be an option to prevent files overwrite for unpack-dependencies and unpack
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> Key: MDEP-480
> URL: https://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MDEP-480
> Project: Maven Dependency Plugin
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Duong Nguyen
> Attachments: patch-maven-dependency-2.9-overwriteFiles.patch
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> There should be an option to prevent file overwrite when extracting files.
> This option is very helpful when unpack or unpack-dependencies happens after process-resouce phase.
> Currently, there is overwriteRelease, overwriteSnapshot, overwriteIfNewer. But they all work on the artifact scope (that means decide if a whole artifact should overwrite), not files scope (if a file should overwrite an existing file).
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