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The version name for a feature branch like this "feature/XYZ-566-something" is correctly converted into the version name "-XYZ-566-something". And with that version name the name of the resulting .jar file is correct.
But if I use a different prefix, "bugfix" for example, the prefix will not be removed from the version name leading to a completely broken .jar name of my resulting artifact.
I would like to have the same behaviour for any prefix, simply remove it.
The version name for a feature branch like this "feature/XYZ-566-something" is correctly converted into the version name "-XYZ-566-something". And with that version name the name of the resulting .jar file is correct.
But if I use a different prefix, "bugfix" for example, the prefix will not be removed from the version name leading to a completely broken .jar name of my resulting artifact.
I would like to have the same behaviour for any prefix, simply remove it.
To reproduce: