Hey everyone, I'm new to maven and artifactory and have done some intensive reading about them in the last couple of days. While I have read how to create repositories and configure maven to use them I want to know what is the best way to create an internal repository (not a mirror) that contains all the plugins and libraries my maven project needs but doesn't connect to the internet to lookup new versions once the libraries have been initially deployed. Not until I want them updated at least. Essentially I want to see how to create my own version of the internal airgapped mycompany.com/repo but all I read about its how to create mirrors or internal repos that in essence are just an additional $USER_HOME/.m2/repository but on a remote location (different from your machine, anyways). Is it just creating a mirror repo and then just remove its mirror status? It seems hacky so I thought it was better to ask here. This should be a relatively common use case I would think.
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