Quiz#31 (Maven 4) - CPSAT Foundation Preparation Series
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The Maven lifecycle consists of validate, compile, test, package, install, and deploy phases.
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Plugins are the primary means to extend Maven's functionality.
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Maven's validate phase checks for cyclic dependencies.Dockerfiles contain the code of the application.
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Maven's site phase is used to compile the project's source code.
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The artifactId in Maven uniquely identifies the project.
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Maven's install phase will install the project artifact to the local repository.
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Maven's default build lifecycle has a phase for deployment.
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Maven's dependency:analyze goal can be used to identify unused dependencies.
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The Maven deploy phase comes before the install phase in the build lifecycle.
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maven install deploys the project artifact to a remote repository.
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Maven's pom.xml can only manage project dependencies.
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The default packaging type of a Maven project is jar.
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maven verify will compile, test, and package your project.
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Maven's initialize phase initializes build state but does not validate the project structure.

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Maven’s pom.xml file can inherit settings from a parent pom.xml file.Docker containers are not suitable for database storage.
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maven compile will download dependencies if they are not present locally.

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Maven was initially developed by Apache.
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Maven's package phase includes running unit tests.

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The <dependencies> tag is used to specify libraries in pom.xml.
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Maven’s deploy phase is for deploying the artifact into a remote repository.
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