I am new to both Azure Pipelines as well as Maven. I have this pipeline setup that changes the version number in the POM file and then executes a maven clean install:
Trigger:
- none
pool:
name: Azure Build VM
demands:
- Cmd
name: $(BuildVersion)$(Rev:.r)
steps:
- task: MavenAuthenticate@0
inputs:
artifactsFeeds: 'InternalRepo'
- script: |
cd JavaRESTfulEngine
mvn versions:set -DnewVersion=$(Build.BuildNumber)
displayName: 'Change POM Version'
- script: |
cd JavaRESTfulEngine
mvn clean install
rename C:\Users\Build\.m2\repository\net\windward\JavaRESTfulEngine\$(Build.BuildNumber)\JavaRESTfulEngine-$(Build.BuildNumber).war ROOT.war
mkdir C:\Users\Build\.m2\repository\net\windward\JavaRESTfulEngine\$(Build.BuildNumber)\App_Data
mkdir C:\Users\Build\.m2\repository\net\windward\JavaRESTfulEngine\$(Build.BuildNumber)\App_Data\requests
rename C:\Users\Build\.m2\repository\net\windward\JavaRESTfulEngine\$(Build.BuildNumber)\JavaRESTfulEngine-$(Build.BuildNumber).war ROOT.war
del C:\Users\Build\.m2\repository\net\windward\JavaRESTfulEngine\$(Build.BuildNumber)\_remote.repositories
displayName: 'Build with Maven'
This works, and the artifact has the right version number. My question is can I then proceed to update the version in the POM on the master branch to match $(Build.BuildNumber) such that the next time I pull from master I have the same version as the latest build? What would be the best way to do this?
If you want to update the version in the POM to match $(Build.BuildNumber), you could try following steps.
My pom.xml is under the root directory, and I want to update the modelVersion
.
# Specify the file path
$xmlFileName= "pom.xml"
# Read the existing file
[xml]$xmlDoc = Get-Content $xmlFileName
# If it was one specific element you can just do like so:
$xmlDoc.project.modelVersion = "$(Build.BuildNumber)"
#Remove the old pom.xml
Remove-Item $xmlFileName
# Then you can save that back to the xml file
$xmlDoc.Save("$(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\pom.xml")
# Print new file content
gc $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\pom.xml
See this thread: Powershell script to update XML file content for more details.