> > My problem is that I am building from sources. My local repository is > > *always* the same, if not newer, than any other. So why does maven > > go looking elsewhere for Isis snapshots? ;) > Sorry for going round the loop on this, but what was the problem with > using the -o (--offline) flag?
Occaisionally some *other* package needs to be updated. In this case, I currently run mvn twice: once without -o to allow other downloads - which I cancel when it starts hunting for isis snapshots. Then with -o .... ;) Otherwise, no problem. > A better option might be to redefine the repository definition in a > profile, and then enable using -P flag, something like: > > <profiles> > <profile> > <id>offline</id> > > You could then use "-P offline" to enable this profile. This should work. > Sounds like a much safer idea! Thanks. Kevin
