mickaelistria commented on issue #274: [MNG-6716] Test and fix erroneous compileRoots URL: https://github.com/apache/maven/pull/274#issuecomment-517465533 The comment in the code tries to explain it, but probably not that well. I'll try again here and once we found the right words, or a better fix, I'll update the PR to makes things clearer. So the point is that there are 2 passes done to build a MavenProject. It was the case before the changes I made first. Before my change, the project built on 1st pass was build with "raw" values (no resolution as parent wasn't set) was discarded and a new project was then build on 2nd pass (with some resolved values) using the result of the 1st pass, but really creating new objects. That had some flows identified in other tickets, so I changed it so the project of 1st pass is reused in 2nd pass. However, the issue it caused for MNG-6716 is that for some "fields" of the MavenProject -like the testCompileSourceRoots-, the 2nd pass wasn't replacing the values of the 1st one but was instead appending its values to the result of 1st pass. However, for most of the fields, the result of 1st pass are irrelevant because values are not resolved (read in this case path are not resolved to absolute ones) and shouldn't be set on the project because they're useless at that time. That's what the patch does: when the value seem incomplete, we don't set them and they will be set on the 2nd pass. Now I'm writing that, I think the fix is a bit weak. In general, we should instead identify what needs to be set on 1st pass and only set that, nothing more; and then on 2nd pass, set the other things. However, changing that seems like a huge and risky work compared to the current patch.
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