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]. This was in 2005. Are these problems still valid ?
Could
maven switch to a fail default policy ?
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Subject: Re: default checksumPolicy is warn. Can we switch to fail ?
I'm not sure if fail is the right move, nor do I think warn is correct.
That
is unless some other behavior is put in place. Namely, a checksum
failure in
a repository should simply
Hei,
I think there's a problem somewhere in the artifact downloading process. And
I also wonder why the default checksumPolicy is warn.
Because of a flaky internet line, my local repository got badly corrupted
and basic things didn't work at all in very strange ways. The cause: jars
were
