Offline is broken - _maven.repositories

[Paul Grove]

Can I have the hour of my life I just wasted trying to get Maven 3 working
offline? Even with -o Maven kept complaining about dependency not in local
repository we basically it was. After an hour of wasted time I discovered my
local repository full of files named _maven.repositories after deleting all
these files Maven then worked offline just fine. theirs me thinking offline
means offline, I missed my kids bedtime because of this. Another reason
gradle will be getting a closer look from me.

Re: Comparing dependency trees

[Paul Grove]

Wayne,

Thanks for the response, diff is one solution but still to manual for my
liking. We are using WAR overlays as a sort of deployment description of our
application as we have lots of components that can be changed for each
deployment for different customers based around a core product. What I want
to do is when we do a new deployment for an existing deployment we can
produce some report showing what dependencies have changed version, what
have been removed and what has been added.

Seems like an extension to the dependency plugin to me?

Paul

On 25 February 2011 04:17, Wayne Fay wayne...@gmail.com wrote:

  Is there a way of comparing the dependency tree of 2 version of the same
 POM
  and printing out the differences?

 Other than something like this (below), I don't know of any way to do this.

 mvn dependency:tree  1.txt
 mvn dependency:tree -f pom-old.xml  2.txt
 diff 1.txt 2.txt

 Wayne

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Comparing dependency trees

[Paul Grove]

Is there a way of comparing the dependency tree of 2 version of the same POM
and printing out the differences?