Sench wrote:
I don't understand your question. You can delete central index from
the Maven indexes view, so central index won't be used by artifact
search and nexus archetype catalog (you'd achieve the same if you don't
install optional feature that includes central index).
After deleting it and restarting eclipse it appears again.
Right. It is in the low priority todo list to let custom settings to
override the extension points contributed by plugins. So, in this case
it reappear because you have "Maven Central Index" feature installed.
You need to uninstall this feature from Help / Software Updates / Manage
Configuration or manually remove org.maven.ide.eclipse.central_*.jar
plugin and corresponding feature from your Eclipse install.
If you want to disable automatic index downloads, there is a settings to do that for all repositories in Window / Preferences / Maven / Download repository index updates on startup.
But if I disable this eclipse will not be able to download my "original"
indexes.
Not automatically, but you can still update them manually from the
"Maven Indexes" view.
Alternatively, you should be able to point "index update url" to non existing
location, so index updater won't be able to find index.
Is this a good solution? I think not. After changing my workspace location
it appears again.
I agree, it is not pretty. Ideally we could allow to to have "update
on startup" flag (or "update at such intervals") per repository, but I
was hesitating to add setting like this in an attempt to keep
configuration UI simple.
Anyways, if anyone want to work on fixes for these issues, I'll happy
to give pointers.
regards,
Eugene
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