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For this article the profile was a write once and forget, also I was able to isolate the profile while testing locally from may main configuration.
You can place the profile in the settings.xml file using the whelk-io/maven-settings-xml-action@v11 plugin, however, the different touchpoints of credentials and mappings (between the pom.xml, settings.xml and main.yml build file) just made it easier putting the profile in the pom.xml.
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Is there a good reason why you defined the repositories via a profile in your pom file and not within
settings.xml?For this article the profile was a write once and forget, also I was able to isolate the profile while testing locally from may main configuration.
You can place the profile in the settings.xml file using the whelk-io/maven-settings-xml-action@v11 plugin, however, the different touchpoints of credentials and mappings (between the pom.xml, settings.xml and main.yml build file) just made it easier putting the profile in the pom.xml.