jabba | (cross-platform) Java Version Manager | Continuous Deployment library

The problem here is that Ubuntu has repackaged Maven which in result produces the issue.

As shown here if you check the version via:

As mentioned in the comment using an XMLParser here would be a good idea. Define your XMLParser, and set its delegate (XMLParserDelegate) which is a class you define (inheriting from XMLParserDelegate!). there you need two functions:

You can omit omit the capture groups if you don't need the value afterwards. Also {1} is superfluous and can be removed.

Using a pattern line .*? with only at the end will not yield any matches as the quantifier is non greedy and there is no rule after it to have it give up any matches.

To keep the pattern less strict, you can use quantifiers instead of specifying the exact number of tabs and newlines.

To prevent unnecessary backtracking, you could match the line that consists only of uppercase chars, followed by matching all lines that do not.

names_from takes the value of the column which we want as column names in wide format and values_to takes the values of those columns. Here we can use names_from as homeworld as we want those values as column name.

After downgrade from Apache Maven version 3.6.3 to 3.0.4, everything works.

To do this, I used Maven Version Manager.

When you follow your provided link and scroll down on that page you'll see: