I have the same version of Eclipse (Neon/4.6.0) installed on Win7 and a CentOS7.2 VM, with just about the same set of plugins. All updated. I created a small Maven project with the same components in both workspaces. Both projects specify the same particular external Maven artifact repository. In the "Maven Repositories" view, I set that repo to "Full Index Enabled" and made sure the index was updated and rebuilt, just in case. In the "Add" dialog for dependencies, I specified a particular search string in both instances. In the Win7 instance, it showed all of the occurrences I expected to see. In the Linux instance, it omitted several instances that I expected to see, including the one I really wanted.
I then browsed into the same repo in the Maven Repositories view, on both instances, I saw the same results in both instances. I also manually deleted the parent directory in $HOME/.m2/repository on both boxes and rechecked. Same results. In the Win7 instance, I added the artifact that I wanted, which I didn't see in the Linux instance. I verified it compiled successfully. I then copied the dependency entry from the pom in the Win7 instance and inserted it into the POM in the CentOS instance. Saved it. Compiled successfully. What's going on here? _______________________________________________ m2e-users mailing list m2e-users@eclipse.org To change your delivery options, retrieve your password, or unsubscribe from this list, visit https://dev.eclipse.org/mailman/listinfo/m2e-users
