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Kristoffer Peterhäesel updated MNG-5006:
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Attachment: mvn-verify-offline.log
Just tried to do the same with the -o option. And interestingly enough it
appears to still try to validate the masterproject pom against the snapshot
repository. And it still fails with the 'excuse' that is cannot resolve it.
Hard to accept since it finds it just fine as the parent of the project of the
pom maven is running against - or it would fail much sooner.
> M3 attempts to get released parent pom from snapshot repository when a
> dependency has range
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> Key: MNG-5006
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-5006
> Project: Maven 2 & 3
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 3.0.2
> Environment: WinXP SP3, Java 6u20
> Reporter: Kristoffer Peterhäesel
> Attachments: mvn-verify-fixed-version.log, mvn-verify-offline.log,
> mvn-verify-range-version.log
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> I have a bit of a strange issue. When running under Maven 3.0.2 I am getting
> build errors when I try to build one of our projects when one of their
> dependencies have a range version. But when setting it to a specific version
> it seems to work. The same project works without a hitch in Maven 2.2.1.
> As can be seen from the first included verbose trace
> (mvn-verify-range-version.log). Maven attempts to get the pom from our
> snapshot repository. That will, obviously, not work for a released artefact.
> Changing the dependency version from the [1,2) range to 1.0.1-SNAPSHOT seems
> to skip that step completely. Even though it resolves to the same version in
> the end. As seen in the other verbose trace (mvn-verify-fixed-version.log)
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