<configuration>
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                    <file>${project.build.sourceDirectory}/junit/runner/Version.java.template</file>
                    <outputFile>${project.build.sourceDirectory}/junit/runner/Version.java</outputFile>
                    <regex>false</regex>
                    <token>@version@</token>
                    <value>${project.version}</value>

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