Hi Mike, The metadata-updater consumer should fix the metadata files for you. There's also the repository-purge consumer you can use for regular purging of the repositories. Both of them are executed when a repo scan is triggered. They can be enabled/disabled from the Repository Scanning page but you need to restart Archiva for the changes to take effect (this is a known issue in Archiva).
Thanks, Deng On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 4:22 AM, Michael Delaney <[email protected]>wrote: > All, > > As part of our regular maintenance, I go into one of our repositories and > purge out items that are no longer needed. This leaves the Maven metadata > file (maven-metadata.xml) out of date as it referees to items that no longer > exist. Is there a way, via Archiva (version 1.1.3), to update, or delete > then recreate, these metedata files? In an automated and scheduled way. > > > Mike >
