Fix maven-release-plugin to inherit module filters in forked Maven invocations #358
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Description
The maven-release-plugin forks Maven for internal verification but doesn't inherit command-line reactor filters (
-pl/-am). When release workflows filtered to production modules, the forked verify ran against all modules including samples, which still referenced SNAPSHOT parents and failed with "Non-resolvable parent POM".Resolves #143
Changes
-Darguments="-pl xapi-model,xapi-client,xapi-model-spring-boot-starter -am"torelease:prepareandrelease:performinvocations in.github/workflows/release.yml.github/workflows/maven-publish.ymlfor consistencyThe
-Dargumentsparameter passes module filters to forked Maven invocations, ensuring samples are excluded from internal verification steps.Checklist:
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