If you're working with a snapshot, then I only know of -o to suppress the update. But there's probably a way to do it, perhaps by specifying the complete snapshot version number and locking it down.
If they're releases, then you can lock down the version in your pom ie <version>[1.2.3]</version> and it won't use any newer versions without you changing the version number. Wayne On 1/8/07, Marco Mistroni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all, i was wondering how to avoid maven2 uploading latest jars from repositories.... . question came after i was working on an hibernate/spring app last weekend.... i read somewhere that someone has changed hibernate DTD last weekend, so i changed my code accordingly, andthis morning when i ran my tests they broke again.... so i had to re-fix my code again is runnign mvn -o the only possibility? How can i specify that i don't want to download the latest jar for a certain dependency? thanks in advance and regards Marco
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