What happens if a Maven goal fails during a lifecycle phase?
Hey Aaron,
To get your automation started you need Maven, In fact I use Maven when I am automatic using Selenium Java as I have some basic understanding on Maven lifecycle here’s what you can do if the goals fails during build lifecycle phase.
As we are aware that Maven is designed to halt execution upon encountering a failure, preventing further progress in the Lifecycle. This behavior ensures that issues are addressed promptly, maintaining project integrity.
Hope this helped.
To learn more about Maven lifecycle follow this guide given below and get detail insights.
Hello Aaron,
When a Maven goal fails during a lifecycle phase, it results in a build failure. Maven will stop the build process and exit with a non-zero exit code, indicating that the build was unsuccessful. This helps in identifying and addressing issues in the project.
Hello Aaron,
Skipping Subsequent Phases: Maven skips the execution of subsequent phases in the lifecycle after a goal fails. For example, if a goal fails during the test phase, Maven will not execute the package, install, or deploy phases. This behavior helps in preventing further actions that could potentially be affected by the failure.