Other Talend-related Maven parameters

These parameters can only be used in the mvn(Jenkins)/options(Azure DevOps) commands of your CI build definition.

Note: The parameters in the following table are not defined in the CI builder plugin (see the embedded generate-mojo.html help file) and thus cannot be used in the mavenOpts (Jenkins)/mavenOptions(Azure DevOps) of your CI build definition.

Maven parameter		Value
Talend CommandLine parameters	-Dtalend.job.context and -Dtalend.job.applyContextToChildren	When building or scheduling the execution of Jobs, specifies the context group to apply to all Jobs at build time. Example to apply a context group named `dev` only to the parent Jobs and apply the default context group to the child Jobs: `-Dtalend.job.context=dev` Example to apply a context group named `dev` to the parent Jobs and apply the same context group to the child Jobs: `-Dtalend.job.context=dev -Dtalend.job.applyContextToChildren=true` If the context group you specify does not exist on the Job, the default context group will be applied.
Docker parameters	-Dtalend.docker.name	Specifies the name of the Docker image that will be created.
	-Dtalend.docker.jdk	Specifies the JDK image used by Docker. The default value is `eclipse-temurin:11`. Talend Studio default Docker image uses eclipse-temurin:11, therefore the Docker engine needs to use version 20.10.21 or later.
	-Dstudio.prometheus.metrics	Add this parameter with a `true` value while publishing to Docker in order to expose Camel metrics to Prometheus and provide more details about the deployed Routes (number of processed exchanges, number of errors, requests per seconds, etc).
-Dstudio.talendDebug		When trying to debug build issues with the support team for example, add this parameter with a `true` value to get additional logs. Example: `-Dstudio.talendDebug=true`
-Dstudio.encryption.keys.file		If you need to rotate encryption keys, add this parameter to specify the path to the encryption key configuration file at build time. From Talend CI Builder version 8.0.8 onwards (available from R2022-08), if you add this parameter when installing Talend CommandLine in a standalone step, the key configuration file will be copied to the configuration folder under the Talend CommandLine installation directory, and you do not need to specify the path to the key configuration file at build time. Example: `-Dstudio.encryption.keys.file=/home/talend/key/studio.keys` For more information, see Rotating encryption keys in Talend Studio and Installing Talend CommandLine in a standalone step (optional).

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