Mike Perham wrote:
Reduce your dependency on SNAPSHOTs. They lead to non-deterministic
builds. Use the explicit versions generated when you deploy a snapshot
if you are not updating the snapshot often.
BTW problem still occurs on fresh builds (clean local repo) if there no
SNAPSHOTs.
-----Original Message-----
From: Alex Karasulu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2006 2:00 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: [m2.0.x] Any way to give hints to change the order of repos for
downloads per artifact?
Hi,
Problem Description
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I have a few repositories some of which are for snapshots and others for
release jars. Right now downloads will hit each server for each
artifact when the artifact is only on one of these servers. This slows
down the build and it also makes for a lot of noise on the console.
Furthermore I think it needlessly pumps out a lot of [WARNING] messages
which the user can be spared.
Possible Solution
--------------------
If there was a way to optionally label a dependency with a preferred
repository, then maven could bump that repository to the head of the
list while trying to download the artifact. This way a pom can be fine
tuned to reduce the unnecessary lookups for artifacts at repositories
that definitely don't host the artifact.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Alex
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