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Re: [m2e-users] How to refresh the index ? 
There is an option in Shutter (or used to be?) to delay screenshot for a
few seconds.

Anyways, hard to tell for sure, but it is possible the project
<repositories/> does not include the repository with the artifact.

A bug in m2e is also a possibility, but, quite frankly, I am very very
unlikely to look at problems with maven indexer integration at this
point. The longer-term plan is to kill it, so any attempt to improve/fix
is it just a waste.

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Regards,
Igor

On 2014-05-13, 16:25, Cristiano Gavião wrote:


now things got more strange... :/

at the Maven Repositories view ( I never heard about this nice view,
btw) I can see all the artifacts that I'm looking for at both central
and my local nodes.

but m2e content assist just shows me SNAPSHOT... I tried to printscreen
the popup, but unfortunately I couldn't make it work in ubuntu... popup
disappears from the picture... :)

any idea?

regards,

Cristiano


On 13-05-2014 14:58, Igor Fedorenko wrote:

Central index is not updated very frequently, so if you are looking for
anything released during last week or two, it is likely not there yet.


mirrorOf=* in user setiings.xml is another possible reason why m2e does
not use Central index.

I don't use this...



You can use Maven Repositories view to see all repositories visible to
m2e and to browse repository indexes available to m2e.
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Regards,
IgOr

On 2014-05-13, 12:35, Cristiano Gavião wrote:

Hi Igor,

what I can't understand is why m2e is not getting the values from maven
central. I have to explicitly declare it in my pom or settings,xml?

where the index is stored?  can I removed and request the download
again? because I'm restarting and can't see the download in the
"progress view".

regards,

Cristiano

On 13-05-2014 10:05, Igor Fedorenko wrote:

Maven indexer relies on accurate and up-to-date index available from
all
relevant repositories. What you see in the code assist depends on the
index provided by repositories used by your projects. Indexes are also
very large and depending on your Internet connection speed can take
hours to download.

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Regards,
Igor

On 2014-05-13, 8:22, Cristiano Gavião wrote:

Forgot to say that I'm using Luna and latest m2e 1.5.

is this a bug that I should add to bugzilla?

On 09-05-2014 17:25, Cristiano Gavião wrote:

Hi,

I tried now to use m2e's version content assist. Strangely it have
returned in the combobox only snapshot versions for this plugin:

                    <plugin>
<artifactId>maven-jxr-plugin</artifactId>
<version>/2.5-SNAPSHOT/</version>
                    </plugin>


sometimes I can't see the latest dependencies version either...
Sometimes even the properties defined in the pom is not showing.

How could I refresh the index ?

I'm sure that the preference option to "Download repository index
updates on startup" is set.

thanks,

Cristiano




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