Maven lastupdated file problem

[Juan Ignacio Garzón]

Hi,

I'm having this problem. I use an Artifactory server to store my maven libraries. I configured the maven installation inside the jenkins server to use that artifactory server as central repository.

Sometimes an app being built uses a library that does not exist in the Artifactory server and also does not exists on the central maven repository (the artifactory server connects to the maven central repo). So, the build inside Jenkins fails, and I have to manually deploy that library on artifactory and execute the build inside Jenkins again. The problem, is that the Maven installation used by Jenkins creates a file called xxx.lastupdated inside the local repository. So, jenkins does not try to download the library from the artifactory server again. To solve this, I have to manually connect to the jenkins server, delete the .lastupdated file and build again. Is there a way to avoid connecting via console to my server, asi it requires some special permissions on my company? (I mean: Plugins, maven configuration for this case, or something).


Thanks a lot!!!

[Daniel Beck]

Not a Jenkins issue.

Try passing `-U` argument to Maven to force repository check.

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[Juan Ignacio Garzón]

Thanks Daniel for your response.

I solved this problem inside Project -> Configure -> Build.

If I put "-U clean install" in the  "Goals and Options" item, it works!

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