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I have a monorepo which has multiple projects and each project has it's own POM. Each project uses the maven-release-plugin to generate a snapshot/release version.
I have a single bitbucket-pipeline.yml to configure the steps - but I am hitting a problem when releasing multiple projects from the same pipeline execution.
As you can imagine, if I release project A, a git commit is created with the new POM versions. When I then try and release project B, the git clone command always resets to the hash which triggered the pipeline.
This means the git commit on the POMs for Project B fails as the git repo is now behind.
Has anyone solved this?