dbaker wrote: > > My understanding was that if the timestamp of the version in the central > repository is more recent than that of the local version, then the local > version would be updated. Is this correct, or does Maven only download to > the local repository if the required artifact is missing? >
I've been using and configuring maven only for a few months, but I have found the above to be true. I don't know if it uses the timestamp (from the operating system) or the name extension applied when the artifact is deployed. Which raises a thought: Does the continuos build perform a 'deploy' or an 'install'? These operations result in differently named files. 'deploy' puts the timestamp on the name of the file, 'install' does not. I don't know, but only wonder, if it makes a difference for you. Check the times on the two systems to be certain they are synchronized. Finally, I don't know for sure, and have little hope that it would make a difference, I would play around (just for grins) and temporarily remove the repository element from the pom. Maybe having two definitions of the repository is having an impact for you. I don't do this; all my repositories are defined in my settings file. I don't know which way is the 'maven' way. I think that specifying the repo in the pom would make it a nuisance to relocate the repository. Regards, John -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Problem-downloading-latest-SNAPSHOT-from-central-repository-tf3309925s177.html#a9207913 Sent from the Maven - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
