Whenever you see Maven making requests for -SNAPSHOT (and you don't have
it configured with useUnique = false) it always means that the
maven-metadata.xml file for that snapshot is wrong or couldn't be found.
It's hard to say why that could have happened, but this often happens if
you do a build offline (or while the repo is offline) and then Maven
remembers this missing data.
Reinhard Nägele wrote:
Hello,
This morning, I updated our Nexus version from 1.3.1.1 to 1.3.2. After
that my builds did not run because they failed to download snapshot
dependencies from a hosted repository. As yesterday everything was
still fine, I suspected a regression in Nexus, went back to 1.3.1.1,
but the problem persisted.
Investigating further, I noticed that Maven tried to download unique
snapshots versions instead of the timestamped ones. This explained why
the snapshots would not be found. So, something must have messed up my
local repository. Next, I tried "mvn
dependency:purge-local-repository" but that did not work either
because it would also try to download the unique version. So, I
eventually purged my local repo manually, and the problem was gone.
I'd appreciate any insight into what was going on here. Did I do
anything wrong? Did metadata get messed up somehow?
Thanks,
Reinhard
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