Maven Profile Management
Classify Maven build profiles that weren't auto-matched during discovery.
When to Use
This skill is invoked by analyze-project-architecture when:
- Project contains Maven modules (
build_systemsincludesmaven) - Discovery found NO-MATCH-FOUND profiles
Do not use directly - invoked conditionally from architecture analysis workflow.
Profile Classification
Maven profiles enable optional build features. Extension API classifies profiles during discovery:
| Classification | Meaning |
|---|---|
Canonical (e.g., coverage) |
Generates build command |
NO-MATCH-FOUND |
No command generated |
Key Insight: Most NO-MATCH-FOUND profiles are correctly unmatched:
apache-release→ Release process, not a build commandskip-unit-tests→ Test skipping, not a positive commanduse-apache-snapshots→ Repository config, not a command
Workflow
Step 1: Collect Unmatched Profiles Across All Modules
Step 1a: Get Module List
python3 .plan/execute-script.py plan-marshall:analyze-project-architecture:architecture modules
Output (TOON):
modules[N]:
- module-a
- module-b
- module-c
Step 1b: Query Each Module for Profiles
For each module in the list:
python3 .plan/execute-script.py plan-marshall:analyze-project-architecture:architecture \
derived-module --name {module-name}
Parse the TOON output:
- Check
build_systemscontainsmaven - If Maven, check
metadata.profilesfor entries withcanonical: NO-MATCH-FOUND
Step 1c: Build Unmatched Profile Set
Collect all NO-MATCH-FOUND profiles into a deduplicated set:
unmatched_profiles = {profile-id-1, profile-id-2, ...}
Note: Same profile ID may appear in multiple modules. Only ask once per unique profile ID.
If set is empty → Exit, nothing to do.
Step 2: Ask User About Each Unmatched Profile
For each NO-MATCH-FOUND profile:
AskUserQuestion:
question: "Maven profile '{profile-id}' is unmatched. What should it do?"
header: "Profile"
options:
- label: "Ignore"
description: "Leave as NO-MATCH-FOUND, no command generated"
- label: "Skip"
description: "Add to skip list, exclude from all processing"
- label: "Map to canonical"
description: "Map to integration-tests, coverage, benchmark, or quality-gate"
multiSelect: false
Step 3: Apply User Decision
| Choice | Action | Command |
|---|---|---|
| Ignore | Leave as-is | None |
| Skip | Add to skip list | See below |
| Map | Add mapping | See below |
Skip - Add to skip list:
# Get current value first
python3 .plan/execute-script.py plan-marshall:run-config:run_config ext-defaults get \
--key build.maven.profiles.skip
# Append new profile (comma-separated)
python3 .plan/execute-script.py plan-marshall:run-config:run_config ext-defaults set \
--key build.maven.profiles.skip --value "{existing},{profile-id}"
Map - Add canonical mapping:
python3 .plan/execute-script.py plan-marshall:run-config:run_config profile-mapping set \
--profile-id {profile-id} --canonical {canonical}
Step 4: Re-run Discovery
After any configuration change:
python3 .plan/execute-script.py plan-marshall:analyze-project-architecture:architecture discover --force
Canonical Classifications
| Canonical | Description | Example Profile IDs |
|---|---|---|
integration-tests |
Integration/E2E tests | it, e2e, local-integration-tests |
coverage |
Code coverage | jacoco, istanbul |
benchmark |
Benchmarks | jmh, perf, stress |
quality-gate |
Quality checks | pre-commit, lint, checkstyle |
skip |
Exclude from command generation | Internal profiles |
Multiple Profiles to One Canonical
When multiple profiles map to the same canonical:
- Only ONE command is generated
- First discovered profile becomes primary
- All profiles listed in
all_profiles
User override: Add unwanted profiles to skip list.
Storage
Configuration stored in run-configuration.json:
{
"ext_defaults": {
"build.maven.profiles.skip": "itest,native"
},
"profile_mappings": {
"local-integration-tests": "integration-tests",
"perf": "benchmark"
}
}
Related Documents
| Document | Purpose |
|---|---|
| profile-mapping.md | run_config profile-mapping commands |
| maven-impl.md | Maven profile pipeline implementation |
| canonical-commands.md | Command vocabulary |