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    <p>If you really want to use different snapshot repos for different projects then you will need to use the "private local repository" feature for each job to ensure that the jobs are pulling the dependencies from their own snapshot repos.</p> <p>Additionally you will need to provide separate settings.xml to each job as otherwise they will be pulling dependencies from the same remote repository anyway.</p> <p>You then need to create a separate Maven WebDAV repository in your CloudBees services using the Forge Repositories screen. Note that if you are on a Free tier you may be at the limit for the number of Maven WebDAV repositories... you could cheat! by telling the settings.xml that the repository path is actually a sub-path of the path, e.g. <a href="https://user1650693.forge.cloudbees.com/repositories/snapshot/project1" rel="nofollow">https://user1650693.forge.cloudbees.com/repositories/snapshot/project1</a> and <a href="https://user1650693.forge.cloudbees.com/repositories/snapshot/project2" rel="nofollow">https://user1650693.forge.cloudbees.com/repositories/snapshot/project2</a> and not <a href="https://user1650693.forge.cloudbees.com/repositories/snapshot" rel="nofollow">https://user1650693.forge.cloudbees.com/repositories/snapshot</a></p> <p>that would essentially mean the project1 and project2 would see completely separate remote repositories.</p> <p>All this is a lot of work on your behalf.... and a lot of pain to manage.... and when you are doing a lot of work-arounds in Maven that <em>screams out loud</em> that you are doing it wrong!</p> <p>Maybe you need to pause and think where it is that you are invoking the Maven anti-pattern and back away from that anti-pattern.</p> <p>One anti-pattern I see a lot is running builds past the <code>verify</code> phase when you don't understand what you are doing.</p> <p>In general I recommend that the CI system never runs <code>deploy</code> for non-release builds as it screws over developers... [the work-around is to run <code>deploy</code> but to a separate -SNAPSHOT repository that is only used by the CI system]</p> <p>This is why I also favour only going as far as <code>verify</code> on the CI system as if you go as far as <code>install</code> you will need each job to have its own private maven repository... though sometimes you need to go that far to break jobs up piecemeal.</p> <p>The rule of thumb is that the developer's machine should have the dependencies that the developer built and not get updates at the random whim of Maven's refresh -SNAPSHOTs every <em>whatever you configured in your <code>settings.xml</code> interval</em></p>
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    1. COYou advice to "only go as far as verify" is very intriguing. But I'm pretty sure it won't work for reactor builds, where you have multiple modules depending on each other.
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    2. COIf they are in the same reactor, `verify` will work, as it is after the `package` phase where the artifacts are packaged and attached to the reactor. The only issue is some people use plugins that don't understand how Maven works, and those unfortunate people have to go as far as `install`... solution: fix the borked plugins ;-)
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    3. COI think there's one more issue: I never saw this feature in the reactor plugin's documentation. Where can I read more about how artifacts are attached to the reactor?
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