It's a pity that this is not yet supported (cleaning of snapshot repo's).
I assume I can simply remove old snapshot versions.
Why does Maven keep old versions anyway? If you depend on a snapshot, you
depend on the latest version of the snapshot, so why keep the old versions
of a snapshot?
I must
You can specify
uniqueVersionfalse/uniqueVersion
in your
snapshotRepository
this omits the timestamp from the jar and keeps just the latest.
By the way, are snaphots working ok for all of you, we are still
finding they get downloaded the first time, but if Continuum then does
IIRC, Maven does not currently support this. But I think I have seen a
jira request for this type of feature.
Feniks Nator wrote:
Hey,
we have set up continuum which publishes the artifacts. Our
snapshotrepository is growing quickly in size.
Every new snapshot is added to the repo, but
Hey,
we have set up continuum which publishes the artifacts. Our
snapshotrepository is growing quickly in size.
Every new snapshot is added to the repo, but the snapshot repository is
never cleaned.
Can maven be configured in any way to prevent this?
In the snapshot repo you have a lot of files
