Hi, I have a question concerning SNAPSHOT versions:
Imagine you have an project A that produces the artifact "example-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar" and a project B that uses this artifact. Now you are modifying and building project A locally on your computer, i.e. your local repository version of example-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar is newer than the one on the central repository. However, when you are building project B, Maven resolves the SNAPSHOT dependency and overrides your newer local version of the jar with the older one from the central repository. Is there a way to tell Maven that it should only download the SNAPSHOT version from the central repository if and only if the creation date of central version is newer than that of the local version? Or does there exist another best practice how to use SNAPSHOT dependencies when you are developing projects that depend on each other? Thanks in advance, Joern
