Maven Important commands and Lifecycle phases.

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Maven Important commands and Lifecycle phases.

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Last edited Mar 24, 2014

Created on Mar 24, 2014

This graphic visualizes the sequence of Maven build lifecycle phases alongside the corresponding command-line instructions for each step. It displays a tabular breakdown of each phase, from validate through deploy, with accompanying descriptions. The visualization pairs this lifecycle data with a list of specific Maven commands, such as `mvn compile` and `mvn package`, that trigger each phase. The information is sourced from a plain-text gist by P7h, and the layout uses a simple text-based rendering to present the phases and commands in a clear, structured format.

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