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How can I stop maven from checking for updates each time I start debugging a project from Eclipse? I hope this makes sense as I’m not too familiar with the java development environment.
It’s just that everytime I start debugging, it will go checking for snapshot updates for dependent libraries. And this gets annoying on a slow internet connection.
Use the
-oflag if you’re using the command line. Frommvn -h:If you’re using some sort of Maven integration like m2eclipse, the launch configurations usually have a ‘Offline’ check box.
Alternative: don’t use SNAPSHOTs
Some might say that you’re better of declaring release versions for all your plugins and dependencies, since that makes your build repeatable, i.e. instead of using
use