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I'm using versions plugin to update versions of libraries in my project. I have single master pom.xml with 17 sub-modules. I asked on stack-overflow how to speed up artifact resolution. Granted, question sounds aggressive - I'm sorry, it was written in a heat of the moment, because it takes around 40 minutes to check all dependencies. I run two commands (copied from the question):
It was suggested (by @khmarbaise) that I should use use-latest-versions rather than use-latest-releases.
The problem: I have no idea and were unable to find on maven's documentation page what is the difference between the two, except that one uses latest versions and the other uses latest release. But what is the difference between release and version? Considering that I use allowSnapshots=false there should be (probably) no real difference between the two - and yet there apparently is.
My suggestion is that it should be documented somewhere on plugin's page what these two mean.
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I'm using versions plugin to update versions of libraries in my project. I have single master pom.xml with 17 sub-modules. I asked on stack-overflow how to speed up artifact resolution. Granted, question sounds aggressive - I'm sorry, it was written in a heat of the moment, because it takes around 40 minutes to check all dependencies. I run two commands (copied from the question):
It was suggested (by @khmarbaise) that I should use
use-latest-versions
rather thanuse-latest-releases
.The problem: I have no idea and were unable to find on maven's documentation page what is the difference between the two, except that one uses latest versions and the other uses latest release. But what is the difference between release and version? Considering that I use
allowSnapshots=false
there should be (probably) no real difference between the two - and yet there apparently is.My suggestion is that it should be documented somewhere on plugin's page what these two mean.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: