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                                            Björn Ekryd

XML tag with `xml:space="preserve"` containing only spaces should not be collapsed

I believe that I need to check the XML framework that I use to see this specific behaviour 👀

XML tag with `xml:space="preserve"` containing only spaces should not be collapsed

Wow! You found a bug in the plugin. Great Job! When I get the XML from the SAXReader, I get the XML tags and the empty whitespace between the tags....

XML tag with `xml:space="preserve"` containing only spaces should not be collapsed

@ivangreene, I released new version of the plugin `3.4.1`, that should solve this issue. Please try it out and tell me if it solves your problem. I added a test...

handle property order: please keep in alphabetical order

The sort order of all standard elements are according standards, mostly according to the principle "most-significant-element-first": https://github.com/Ekryd/sortpom/wiki/PredefinedSortOrderProfiles The sort order can be changed and you can even define your own...

handle property order: please keep in alphabetical order

Also, sorry for the late reply!

The goal `verify` does not fail, although the file does not end with a new line.

Hi! I'll have a look 👍

The goal `verify` does not fail, although the file does not end with a new line.

The verify goal does only look at the xml elements themselves: _**verify** only sorts the current pom.xml file if the xml elements are unsorted. This goal ignores text formatting (such...

The goal `verify` does not fail, although the file does not end with a new line.

I'm a bit confused. Let me try to explain and see where it takes us :-) . There are two goals: 'sort' and 'verify' `sort` will sort the pom file....

The goal `verify` does not fail, although the file does not end with a new line.

Sorry for the silent pause. Work has been hectic recently. I'll check it out

The goal `verify` does not fail, although the file does not end with a new line.

Now, I see the problem! There is a very old parameter that is called `ignoreLineSeparators`. Basically, if only the line breaks differ (including a missing line break at the end),...