If you want the plugin to be executed once per build, then use the aggregator annotation on your Mojo. This signals to Maven to only execute the mojo once in the Maven build, unless it is explicitly bound to a lifecycle phase. You can find out more at the Mojo API Specification page.
If you want the plugin to be executed once per build, then use the @aggregator annotation on your Mojo. This signals to Maven to only execute the mojo once in the Maven build, unless it is explicitly bound to a lifecycle phase. You can find out more at the Mojo API Specification page.
If you want to avoid having to declare the fully-qualified name of the mojo, you can configure the groupId in the pluginGroups section of the settings.xml. You may also be able to specify it in the pluginManagement section of the pom. Xml, though I'm not certain that this works for your use case.
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