when it executes mvn -B install -e it downloaded a bunch of dependencies from spring-boot, but this is done in 10 seconds (including the build)…

an in-house action causes the download-anarchy … this is essiantal a bash-script and I do not understand…

bash script:

#!/bin/bash
set -e
if [ ! -z "$INPUT_SRC_FOLDER" ]

then

cd "$INPUT_SRC_FOLDER"

fi
echo "Working directory"

pwd
if [ -z "$INPUT_MAVEN_IMAGE" ]; then

mvn -B dependency:tree | tee .dependency-tree

else

docker run --rm -v "$PWD":/usr/src/mymaven -v "$HOME"/.m2:/root/.m2 -w /usr/src/mymaven 

"$INPUT_MAVEN_IMAGE" mvn -B dependency:tree | tee .dependency-tree

fi
cat .dependency-tree | grep BUILD | grep -c SUCCESS | sed 's/1//' # fails if count is 0
DEPENDENCIES=$(cat .dependency-tree | grep "[INFO]" | grep -e "- " -e "+-")

COUNT=$(echo "$DEPENDENCIES" | grep -c SNAPSHOT || true)
echo "Found $COUNT SNAPSHOT dependencies"
if [ "$COUNT" -gt 0 ]

then

>&2 echo ::error No SNAPSHOT dependencies allowed

exit 1;

fi

I am so sorry for not seeing that… I was blind for that error since this has always been a public open repository not needing the internal maven repository

Thanx for the effort

Hi @jactor-rises,

Thanks for your reply! Is there any other questions left in this ticket i can help with?

nothing… I am embarrassed that I didn’t notice this earlier… 🙄

Thanks for your confirmation! @jactor-rises . Glad to support!

Happy coding!