m2e used to support eclipse proxy configuration, but that proved to be
both difficult to maintain and confusing to the users. the feature was
removed from the code before we moved m2e to eclipse, but you should
still find the code in the git history at github.
I suggest you fork m2e, implement wha
I haven't been an committer on the project in a few years so I can't really
answer whether the project would be willing to accept the changeset.
Eclipse does provide a service to get the proxy information (though I did
run into an instance recently where a customer was using some Eclipse setup
wher
Hi,
Should I send this question to the m2dev group instead? I am warming up to
suggesting that this feature is added back to the m2e preferences. We could
even contribute the patch.
Basic idea: in some environments it is *really difficult* for a user to
discover their proxy settings. It would be
Hi Matthew,
Thanks for explaining.
Is it technically possible to discover and use Eclipse proxy settings for
Maven builds executed from m2e - particularly when the Native active
provider is available and selected in Network Connection settings?
Regards,
Miles
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*Miles Daffi
It was done so the Eclipse build would be consistent with the CLI Maven
build.
On 2 November 2016 at 09:24, Miles Daffin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> According to this message "m2e is supposed to use proxy configuration
> from settings.xml only". Could someone please explain, or point me at,
> the reasoning
