Description
Having multiple profile activation conditions behaves in an unexpected manner. It doesn't cause a build failure, but the actual algorithm for activating a profile is very different from expected. My expectation was that if you include multiple conditions, they are ANDed together. However what appears to happen is that the conditions overwrite each other.
If an <os> condition is added, it overrides any <property> or <file> conditions regardless of their results.
If a <file> condition is added, it overrides any <property> condition regardless of results
The following table gives a sample of conditions matched, and whether the profile was activated as a result:
Property File OS Result Expected
T T - T T
T F - F F
F T - T F
F F - F F
T - T T T
T - F F F
F - T T F
F - F F F
F F T T F
T T F F F
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Issue Links
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MNG-4516 Contradiction between the documentation and Maven's behavior related to profile-activation with multiple criteria
- Closed
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MNG-1753 support improved property based profile activation
- Closed
- is superceded by
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MNG-5619 CLONE - Multiple profile activation conditions broken
- Closed
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MNG-4225 Plugin dependencies are incorrectly included as needed artifacts in IBM JDK 1.5 sr8 and IBM JDK 1.6
- Closed
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MNG-4565 Requiring multiple profile activation conditions to be true does not work
- Closed
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MNG-1753 support improved property based profile activation
- Closed
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MNG-3328 Allow multiple profile activation properties
- Closed