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Herve Boutemy updated MARTIFACT-48: ----------------------------------- Description: current exclusion is limited: "Artifacts to ignore, specified as extension or classifier.extension." - works only for extension and classifier, not other coordinates - if extension has dots in in (think .tar.gz), it creates confusion with classifier return of experience: it's not really usable... using a regexp against "$groupId/$filename", where filename is the file name in the repository, looks simple and powerful and it will also be useful to store a list of files that were ignored, just to track that ignoring a file may be a simple way to hide problems, then has to be used with care :) was: current exclusion is limited: "Artifacts to ignore, specified as extension or classifier.extension." - works only for extension and classifier, not other coordinates - if extension has dots in in (think .tar.gz), it creates confusion with classifier return of experience: it's not really usable... using a regexp against "$groupId:$filename", where filename is the file name in the repository, looks simple and powerful and it will also be useful to store a list of files that were ignored, just to track that ignoring a file may be a simple way to hide problems, then has to be used with care :) > rework exclude parameter > ------------------------ > > Key: MARTIFACT-48 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MARTIFACT-48 > Project: Maven Artifact Plugin > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: artifact:buildinfo, artifact:compare > Reporter: Herve Boutemy > Priority: Major > Labels: pull-request-available > Fix For: 3.5.0 > > > current exclusion is limited: "Artifacts to ignore, specified as extension or > classifier.extension." > - works only for extension and classifier, not other coordinates > - if extension has dots in in (think .tar.gz), it creates confusion with > classifier > return of experience: it's not really usable... > using a regexp against "$groupId/$filename", where filename is the file name > in the repository, looks simple and powerful > and it will also be useful to store a list of files that were ignored, just > to track that ignoring a file may be a simple way to hide problems, then has > to be used with care :) -- This message was sent by Atlassian Jira (v8.20.10#820010)