John Chesshir created MRM-1922:
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Summary: Maven: Could not find artifact
com.project:artifact:jar:2.1.3-270 in repo
Key: MRM-1922
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MRM-1922
Project: Archiva
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Build
Environment: Linux-x86-32; maven 2.0.8
Reporter: John Chesshir
Assignee: Brett Porter
Priority: Minor
When I run for example 'mvn package', there's a dependency that cannot be
resolved during Maven's pom.xml evaluation faze; This is a mockup of the part
of the pom that causes the problem:
<dependency>
<groupId>com.project</groupId>
<artifactId>artifact</artifactId>
<version>[2.1.3-270,)</version>
</dependency>
This results in the following error issued by Maven:
Failed to execute goal on project MyProject: Could not resolve dependencies for
project com.myproject:mymodule:jar:1.3.9-240: Could not find artifact
com.project:artifact:jar:2.1.3-270 in myRepo
(http://myrepo.local:7392/artifactory/repo)
If I browse the Artifactory repository
http://myrepo.local:7392/artifactory/repo, there are several versions
com.myproject:mymodule jars are present. However, the owners of that artifact
have set up their CI to only keep a rolling snapshot, and version 2.1.3-270 has
been phased out.
We are using Maven 3.2.5. It seems that Maven should not require any of the
named versions in a version range to actually be present before it can see
whether any versions exist that do fit in the range. We only want to have to
update our minimum version when there is a breaking change that we have to
address, not just when the publishers decide to remove the minimum version from
availability.
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