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I have latest version of maven installed which is 3.0.4. A test at command line with mvn -version results in confirming this.
For all my maven commands I am using mvn but on several occasion on the internet I have seen people using mvn3 instead what is the difference between the two commands and why I am unable to use mvn3?
Seems like (according to How do I install Maven 3?), default installation of maven 3 on Ubuntu uses
mvn3symlink tomvn.I can’t find
mvn3command neither in 3.0.3 nor in 3.0.4. I believemvn3is only used to emphasize that maven 3 should be used as opposed to maven 2 (still popular). These two versions are significantly different so it’s worth to make sure newer is used.