Hi Michael,
why is Maven storing the stuff in the file system everywhere? Locally, on
the developers' desktop it is ok.
You mean /home/username/.m2/repository ....this is the usual location
for all artifacts which are used once...the intention to increase speed
during building...which is not "everywhere" and not on the
desktop....only per user base....(Unix, Windows and Mac OS as well).
If you really like to change that behaviour you can make a configuration
to use a system wide storage...instead of a user based storage...but
this would pin you on a particular system.....
Centrally, why not in a common version
control system?
It might be a possible solution, but the setup is very simple without
such an requirement...and would usually reduce build time....
On the other hand you can use a simple Web-DAV Setup for a deployment
area which uses a Version Control tool to store the deployed artifacts
(may be SVN etc.).
And one other thought is coming into my mind....your build should be
repeatable if you do things right (pinning version of Plugin etc.) it
shouldn't matter where you build...
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What are the design decisions for that?
I can only assume what the intentions are...
Kind regards
Karl Heinz Marbaise
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