My maven project manages files for an open standard and uses the maven-assembly-plugin to produce a zip for all artifacts for a specific version of the standard.
The project files are stored in version control so naturally the spec document files that are in the assembly zip do not have the ${pom.version} in the filename. Instead the ${pom.version} is in the name of the assembly zip file as is nornal maven practice.
The problem is that the standards organization requires the spec document files in teh assembly zip to also have the ${pom.version} in the filename. This seems like a bad rule but one that we have to live with for now.
Is there some way that the maven-assembly-plugin can be told to rename certain artifacts in the assembly zip?
I know I can do rename this via maven-antrun-plugin but is there a cleaner way?
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