[MPMD-395] Build doesn't fail for invalid CPD format
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MPMD-395
Refs https://github.com/apache/maven-pmd-plugin/pull/144#issuecomment-2094372771
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Will try to review in the next couple of days.
@adangel Do you think you could add a test which invokes the exception handling and we can see the log output and throw combined?
@adangel thanks for the rework, will review again.
Thank you as well!
I will take care of the next release.
Just for this fix I don't think a new release is needed immediately. It's sufficient, if this lands in the next release whenever it happens.
Thank you as well!
I will take care of the next release.
Just for this fix I don't think a new release is needed immediately. It's sufficient, if this lands in the next release whenever it happens.
True, swallowing exceptions is not good and I need to bump to Maven 3.6.3 anyway.