What does the Deploy Maven phase do?

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What does the Deploy Maven phase do?

Explanation:
Deploy handles publishing the built artifact to a remote repository so others can access and reuse it. After the project is packaged (and typically installed locally), the deploy phase pushes the final artifact, along with its metadata, to a remote repository defined in distributionManagement. This is what makes the artifact available for other developers and projects to depend on. Unit tests run in the test phase, not deploy, and creating a local Maven repository happens when you install artifacts to your local repo. Validating dependencies happens during the validate (and resolution) steps, not during deployment.

Deploy handles publishing the built artifact to a remote repository so others can access and reuse it. After the project is packaged (and typically installed locally), the deploy phase pushes the final artifact, along with its metadata, to a remote repository defined in distributionManagement. This is what makes the artifact available for other developers and projects to depend on. Unit tests run in the test phase, not deploy, and creating a local Maven repository happens when you install artifacts to your local repo. Validating dependencies happens during the validate (and resolution) steps, not during deployment.

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