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up to you, but if I was downloading large stuff from non maven repositories,
I'd add checks for interrupted downloads.
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umption that it's immutable? Users can always delete artifacts from their
local repository in case of corruption but I think that is going to be
extremely rare. Am I wrong?
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Nevermind. Got it:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4809238/maven-how-to-check-if-an-artifact-exists
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you could try and resolve the file from the local repository and an empty
set of remote repositories... if the file resolves, then I'd check the size
and time stamp and only then decide what to do
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