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You don't. If you need to run custom code in the build you have to encapsulate that as a plugin (which will be a first-class maven module in its own right, which naturally nudges you to writing unit tests, having a proper release process with semver and so on for your build step). But mostly you keep your build simple and declarative and you put any business logic in the actual code. It's wonderful.


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