Re: Question on installing Maven from Red Hat (RHEL8), missing .m2 directory for users

2021-08-19 Thread Bernd Eckenfels
List Betreff: RE: Question on installing Maven from Red Hat (RHEL8), missing .m2 directory for users Thanks for the reply. I've worked with different version of RHEL for sometimes now and its my understanding that Red Hat packages older versions of software because they know it "sh

RE: Question on installing Maven from Red Hat (RHEL8), missing .m2 directory for users

2021-08-19 Thread christopher.mil...@gd-ms.com
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Re: Question on installing Maven from Red Hat (RHEL8), missing .m2 directory for users

2021-08-18 Thread Michael Osipov
Please note that: Am 2021-08-18 um 17:44 schrieb christopher.mil...@gd-ms.com: [user_a@rhel8-maven3 bin]$ mvn --version Apache Maven 3.5.4 (Red Hat 3.5.4-5) ^^^ Custom distributions are discouraged and not supported by us. -

Re: Question on installing Maven from Red Hat (RHEL8), missing .m2 directory for users

2021-08-18 Thread Greg Chabala
The .m2 directory will be created automatically on first use, as I recall. A non-trivial command that pulls some artifacts should be enough. You would only be concerned with creating it yourself if you need to set up specific values in settings.xml, which is your responsibility to create if needed.

Question on installing Maven from Red Hat (RHEL8), missing .m2 directory for users

2021-08-18 Thread christopher.mil...@gd-ms.com
Hi, this is on RHEL8, trying to standardized on how we install Maven where I work, so it's the same for each user. Make it easy for setup and troubleshoot. >From a RHEL8 workstation, I'm running the following command, as we have a >repository to pull from: dnf install maven -y DNF pulls i