> About your inquiry, I guess proxying internal repositories is still > helpful because you need not put your internal repositories in your > project's pom.xml.
Can you explain more about putting the internal repositories in the project's pom.xml? The only place the repository is defined is in the <distributionManagement> section. I have not needed to define the <repositories> section in my pom yet, only settings.xml needs this. > So if you have 5 teams with their own repositories each, they need only > define one internal repository in their settings.xml each and of course > the mirror. When you don't proxy them, then each team will have one > internal repository in their settings.xml and all the five internal > repositories in their pom.xml. This seems fair, if a little complicated. I can't see our environment requiring such complexity. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
