On Sat, 27 Jan 2024 at 09:13, Lars Bruun-Hansen wrote:
> Another thought: Maven command execution shell still supports a
> "$HOME/.mavenrc" file which is executed (sourced) by Maven before it
> does anything else. It will be fired each and every time you execute
> the "mvn" command. I don't know
> For certain git branches, I want to use a different .m2 folder.
Even if possible maybe revisit why you need this?
In any case, Maven supports (since 3.3 or something) that you can have
a local ".mvn" folder in your project.
See this: https://maven.apache.org/configure.html
This makes it easy
maybe you want to use profiles for this, which can be added in the pom.xml
proper.
that would at least shorten the commandline, but is also an artefact of the
project and would be the better option imho.
met vriendelijke groet
Pieter van den Hombergh
Op vr 26 jan 2024 17:01 schreef Nelligan,
In the maven Tools\Options\Java\Maven, there is a prompt for Global Execution
Options:
Currently I use -U -SkipTests -gs C:\Users\\m2_for_project\.m2\settings -s
C: \Users\\m2_for_project \.m2\settings.xml
The settings.xml file contain a localRepository tag which points to different
