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Running mvn deploy to upload an artifact e.g. with an incorrect pom* causes the server-side mvn-sync build process to fail with the message that the pom could not be resolved.
After deploying an artifact with a correct pom later still causes the server-side build to fail because the error has been cached in its maven repository.
Running maven mvn -U deploy on the server for the conflicting artifact fixes the problem, but as this downloads all snapshot dependencies, it is thus is far from ideal to run -U on every dataset upload.
Maybe mvn dependency:purge-local-repository or similar can be used to clear a broken dataset artifact.
*Using the Archiva "Upload Artifact" form even allows uploading artifacts without a pom.xml.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Running
mvn deploy
to upload an artifact e.g. with an incorrect pom* causes the server-sidemvn-sync
build process to fail with the message that the pom could not be resolved.After deploying an artifact with a correct pom later still causes the server-side build to fail because the error has been cached in its maven repository.
Running maven
mvn -U deploy
on the server for the conflicting artifact fixes the problem, but as this downloads all snapshot dependencies, it is thus is far from ideal to run-U
on every dataset upload.Maybe
mvn dependency:purge-local-repository
or similar can be used to clear a broken dataset artifact.*Using the Archiva "Upload Artifact" form even allows uploading artifacts without a
pom.xml
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: