RE: overriding central repository

2020-12-30 Thread De Mello, Paul 
Ok, that's fine, I can change the approach. Overriding central through 
settings.xml works great.

So, is it that any overriding of repos, through poms, is bad, (say if I define 
a "hello" repo in a parent pom, then override it in a child pom).  Or is this 
strictly about central?

Thanks,
Paul

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From: Michael Osipov  
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Am 2020-12-29 um 20:04 schrieb De Mello, Paul:
> Hi, I hope this is the right place to ask this.
> 
> I have overridden the central repository in my pom (with a corporate 
> artifactory repo).  On a clean .m2, when I run mvn package, all of my 
> dependencies download from this artifactory repo. Perfect.  During this 
> process all of the Downloaded/Downloading logs show something like:
> "Downloading from central: 
> https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__artifactory=DwIC-g=wmXzi2agfy7gEs3kYxhhNlK5YqQ_XRgfPhjt-qqffT8=kRHPqWn6-c3RZW3wTw1VyXFJyamBS8uEvl_tMNQh2oQ=5H5WB8NOe6sctIYTO8VO1OPeA4Na9E_T2KnLbRI5XkU=EN8CZcZcX-xeAKxxrdsCNuUH3EB0TCakZVzHqW8Y8Lk=
>  ."

No, you never override central in your POM. See 
https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__issues.apache.org_jira_browse_MNG-2D6772=DwIC-g=wmXzi2agfy7gEs3kYxhhNlK5YqQ_XRgfPhjt-qqffT8=kRHPqWn6-c3RZW3wTw1VyXFJyamBS8uEvl_tMNQh2oQ=5H5WB8NOe6sctIYTO8VO1OPeA4Na9E_T2KnLbRI5XkU=v7OnHuMNvktgQwY7cJAvbDFIfrGoalmpUZ9Roucuk10=
 .

Change your approach.

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overriding central repository

2020-12-30 Thread De Mello, Paul 
Hi, I hope this is the right place to ask this.

I have overridden the central repository in my pom (with a corporate 
artifactory repo).  On a clean .m2, when I run mvn package, all of my 
dependencies download from this artifactory repo. Perfect.  During this process 
all of the Downloaded/Downloading logs show something like:
"Downloading from central: https://artifactory.;

Alternatively: On a clean .m2, when I instead run mvn dependency:go-offline, my 
dependencies *start* downloading from my artifactory repo.  After several 
dependencies are downloaded, I start to see a change, and this process starts 
to download from the *original* central repo.  It's as if the override has gone 
stale somehow.

So my logs start out looking like this:
"Downloading from central: https://artifactory.;
And in the middle of the run, after several successful downloads, shift to 
looking like this:
"Downloading from central: https://repo.maven.apache.org/maven2;

This causes problems in my case, as this public repo is blocked for me.

Why is dependency:go-offline ignoring my override of the central repo, after a 
certain point? What am I doing wrong?

(Also: I have seen many people discouraging the override of a repo in pom.xml, 
rather than settings.xml...  so if that will solve it, then I am open to that.. 
  However, I thought it would still *work* if I specified the override in the 
pom).

Thanks,
Paul















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