Hello Hervé,
maven-aether-provider is in Maven-3 in github:
http://github.com/bentmann/maven-3
it contains Maven-specific code, particularly everything to read Maven's
pom.xml and maven-metadata.xml from remote repository.
It is an intended dependency, since aether is a repository/dependency container with pluggable systems:
> AFAIK, only Maven-3 provider is done for the moment,
> but the intent is to have at least P2 too.
If you don't give a provider to aether, you can't do anything concrete.
> And Maven support isn't hard-coded, like it would be a default system.
Ah ...many thanks for the explanation...about that...
I cloned Maven-3 from github and found out i have to compile aether
first (mvn install) and then i'm able to mvn install (Maven 3) itself...
Many thanks.
Kind regards
Karl Heinz Marbaise
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