2009/8/20 Sven Preßler <sven.press...@gmail.com>: > 2009/8/20 Stephen Connolly <stephen.alan.conno...@gmail.com> > >> 2009/8/12 Sven Preßler <sven.press...@gmail.com>: >> > Hello, >> > >> > I'm currently using maven 2.0.9. >> > I've got a project X which uses a Plugin my-plugin with version >> > 1.0-SNAPSHOT. >> > How do I force maven to update this plugin from the repository, no matter >> > what? >> > I tried the following: make some changes to the plugin, build it with >> >>mvn package >> > and upload the newly created .jar to the repository. >> >> how exactly are you doing the upload? >> >> There is maven metadata that needs to be updated, if you are not using >> a repository manager that knows how to do this, and are instead >> uploading by hand, then this would completely explain your problems >> >> -Stephen >> > > > I'm uploading via a svn commit. > I commit the .jar and I also commit updated versions of the two > maven-metadata-local.xml files (I edit the timestamp <lastUpdated/> by hand) > Are there other files involved that need to be changed? >
Aha! You are doing it all wrong! Remote repositories and local repositories are not the same thing. You cannot use a local repository as a remote repository. The short answer is get yourself a good repository manager (e.g. nexus or artifactory) The long answer is get yourself a good repository manager or else use a webdav based repository and deploy to it only using the maven deploy plugin (i.e. deploy:deploy-file or deploy:deploy) If you insist on doing what you are doing then you will end up with the issues you are seeing -Stephen > Sven > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@maven.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@maven.apache.org
