Maven settings.xml property is not resolved in transitive dependency?

Looks like there is an open maven bug related to this.

Yes, it seems :( I hope that someone has a workaround... – shilox May 18 at 10:43.

I have a similar problem only in a different situation. I used a property to define a url where to send my created javadocs like this javadocs Java Documentation scp://${javadocs. Url}/${project.

GroupId}/${project. ArtifactId}/${project. Version} And of coures I set the property in my settings.

Xml in a profile . . Develop develop javadocs.server.Com/home/javadocs/javadocs .

. Develop The distributionManagement section was put into the pom of project parent which was used as parent in the project child When doing mvn site-deploy in the child project I got this error ERROR Failed to execute goal org.apache.maven. Plugins:maven-site-plugin:3.0:deploy (default-deploy) on project child: Error uploading site: Cannot connect.

Reason: java.net. UnknownHostException: ${javadocs. Url} -> Help 1 So clearly the property was not set anymore.

The only workaround I can think of is to put the properties in the parent pom. I know this is terrible because if you want to change them you need to redeploy.

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