Hi Stephen,
thanks for your answer. Indeed we had a change of repository id, as I
switched the build on our CI server to use a different settings.xml,
pointing to a different mirror.
It seems that it is the "_maven.repositories" file holding the
repository or mirror id that it downloaded a POM from. It now contains
the id of the new mirror, and there are no downloads of the same POMs
anymore.
Thanks + regards,
Jörg
On 26.03.2013 13:28, Stephen Connolly wrote:
Are these POMs that exist? If a POM does not exist (i.e. only the .jar is
in the remote repository) then Maven will keep trying to find that pom.
Are you using Maven 3.x and changing effective repository ids across
builds? Maven 3.x stores the repository that a file was downloaded from and
if requesting a specific GAVCT and the local repository cache has that
GAVCT downloaded from a different URI then Maven will re-download from the
URI that is in effect in your current build.
The first question will probably be the answer you are looking for. The
second will lead you on a rat-run of chasing down bad poms, so only go that
way if the first does not resolve your issue.
-Stephen
On 26 March 2013 12:02, Jörg von Frantzius <[email protected]>wrote:
Hi,
during our builds I can see that Maven downloads POMs for non-SNAPSHOT
versions again, even though the POMs are already present in the local
repository. I could understand that it does so for SNAPSHOT versions, but
why also for non-SNAPSHOT versions?
This causes the build to spend considerable time downloading POMs where it
doesn't seem necessary.
Does anybody know a particular reason for this happening?
Regards,
Jörg
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