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I want to integrate Git with my Maven Workflow. Basically, I want to succesfully execute following 4 commands:

mvn release:prepare
mvn release:rollback
mvn release:perform
mvn deploy

This should work without any additional plugins or tools (no gitflow). I am at a loss pulling the documentation together, and am almost at a point where I want to declare that you would only use maven releases in combination with an svn repository.

My main problem seems to be in how to handle the server fingerprinting. I do not want (cannot) to use a password, so I need to revert to using publick/private key. I have put my public key already on the remote repository, and I seem to be able to authenticate with something similar to this:

<server>
  <id>giturl.com:1234</id>
  <username>git</username>
  <privateKey>C:/data/home/.ssh/id_rsa</privateKey>
</server>

However, I seem not to be able to get past the server fingerprint checking. Some very vague and obscure sources seem to suggest that I can provide a <server> <configuration> <knownHostsProvider> section, but I seem not be able to get it right. I would expect that I can do something like this:

    <knownHostsProvider implementation="org.apache.maven.wagon.providers.ssh.knownhost.NullKnownHostProvider">
      <hostKeyChecking>no</hostKeyChecking>
    </knownHostsProvider>

I was expecting the hostkey checking to be ignored, but unfortunately my mvn release:prepare failed for that exact reason.

Should I give up, and revert back to svn to manage my regular maven releases? I am about to do exactly this ...

YoYo
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  • Where did you place the `` block? Place it in a `` inside ``, see http://stackoverflow.com/a/2687946/1542723 – Ferrybig Feb 03 '16 at 08:58
  • That's what I did as I clumsily tried to explain. Maybe issue affects only git? – YoYo Feb 03 '16 at 09:01

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