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How to use stash as a remote maven repository

Alok yadav
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June 2, 2014

Hi Team,

I have a requirement to setup own maven central repository in our organization to keep the maven dependency of different projects.

I have created the maven repository on stash but I am not able to configure it my projects to read the dependency in other maven projects and also not able to configure it in nexus Repository management system.

Any help will be greatful.

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Alok yadav

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June 16, 2014

If you already have Nexus, why are you trying to use something else to run a maven repository? Just use Nexus for this. It is the right tool for the right job. Hosting a maven repository in a SCM of any sort is an anti-pattern.

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