I don't want to totally stop pom / metadata updates, I just want them to
stay in cache according to "repo.ibiblio.cache.period".
Using maven-proxy, every developer that request a POM waits some seconds
for it. This sounds like the proxy looks for changes on every request.
In this case, why use a proxy ? What's the cache.period property for ?
Jörg Schaible a écrit :
Hi Nicolas,
Nicolas De Loof wrote on Thursday, March 30, 2006 2:36 PM:
Does the *redownloading of poms* feature bypass the cache ?
I notice .pom downloading being very slow, even when allready present
in proxy cache.
It's configurable in the maven-proxy configuration:
snapshot.update=true
metadata.update=true
pom.update=true
You might be interested in:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MAVENPROXY-36
And configure also:
checksum.update = true
With this you can set the other variables to false and the proxy will only
look, if the checksum is different.
No, the cache is never bypassed. Main problem is though, the more files you
check, the worse is the response.
- Jörg
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