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Peter De Maeyer updated MENFORCER-477:
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    Description: 
I have a snapshot project that has a snapshot parent.

At release time, I want to use the enforcer plugin to make sure the release 
version of my project only depends on release versions, including the parent, 
so I use {{failWhenParentIsSnapshot=true}}.

For snapshot versions of my project, I want to _allow_ snapshot dependencies 
including snapshot parent, so I use {{onlyWhenRelease=true}} to disable the 
enforcer for snapshot versions.

*Expected:* my snapshot project build succeeds with a snapshot parent.

*Actual:* my snapshot project build _fails_ with a snapshot parent, despite 
{{onlyWhenRelease=true}}.

I suspect that {{failWhenParentIsSnapshot}} does not take {{onlyWhenRelease}} 
into account.

The intuitive fix for me would be that the combination of both options behaves 
as expected.

I imagine that maybe it is a design choice to keep both options completely 
independent of each other, so an acceptable alternative for me would be to 
introduce yet another option, e.g. {{onlyWhenParentIsRelease}} that behaves 
similar to {{onlyWhenRelease}} but applies to the parent only.

  was:
I have a snapshot project that has a snapshot parent.

At release time, I want to use the enforcer plugin to make sure the release 
version of my project only depends on release versions, including the parent, 
so I use {{failWhenParentIsSnapshot=true}}.

For snapshot versions of my project, I want to _allow_ snapshot dependencies 
including snapshot parent, so I use {{onlyWhenRelease=true}} to disable the 
enforcer for snapshot versions.

Expected: my snapshot project build succeeds with a snapshot parent.

Actual: my snapshot project build _fails_ with a snapshot parent, despite 
{{onlyWhenRelease=true}}.

I suspect that {{failWhenParentIsSnapshot}} does not take {{onlyWhenRelease}} 
into account.

The intuitive fix for me would be that the combination of both options behaves 
as expected.

I imagine that maybe it is a design choice to keep both options completely 
independent of each other, so an acceptable alternative for me would be to 
introduce yet another option, e.g. {{onlyWhenParentIsRelease}} that behaves 
similar to {{onlyWhenRelease}} but applies to the parent only.


> failWhenParentIsSnapshot does not respect onlyWhenRelease
> ---------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: MENFORCER-477
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MENFORCER-477
>             Project: Maven Enforcer Plugin
>          Issue Type: Bug
>    Affects Versions: 3.2.1
>            Reporter: Peter De Maeyer
>            Priority: Major
>
> I have a snapshot project that has a snapshot parent.
> At release time, I want to use the enforcer plugin to make sure the release 
> version of my project only depends on release versions, including the parent, 
> so I use {{failWhenParentIsSnapshot=true}}.
> For snapshot versions of my project, I want to _allow_ snapshot dependencies 
> including snapshot parent, so I use {{onlyWhenRelease=true}} to disable the 
> enforcer for snapshot versions.
> *Expected:* my snapshot project build succeeds with a snapshot parent.
> *Actual:* my snapshot project build _fails_ with a snapshot parent, despite 
> {{onlyWhenRelease=true}}.
> I suspect that {{failWhenParentIsSnapshot}} does not take {{onlyWhenRelease}} 
> into account.
> The intuitive fix for me would be that the combination of both options 
> behaves as expected.
> I imagine that maybe it is a design choice to keep both options completely 
> independent of each other, so an acceptable alternative for me would be to 
> introduce yet another option, e.g. {{onlyWhenParentIsRelease}} that behaves 
> similar to {{onlyWhenRelease}} but applies to the parent only.



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