Adding support for skipping effective POM generation (remix) #10637
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This enables the task to work with a parent POM stored in a Package Management feed
getInput isn't required since this is a new field, and we need to handle existing configs. Only if it is set, and set to true, do we need to do something different. Add a test to confirm behavior.
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This enables the task to work with a parent POM stored in
a Package Management feed
Added a new boolean setting to disable calling help:effective-pom during repository authentication, which prevents a parent-POM from being in a package management feed.
Ported from #8933 but added tests, fixed default, merged conflicts.