Right now you can either:
Manually set the version of the dependency to
retrieve,
or
You can change your dependencies to be SNAPSHOT. This
ensures you get the latest version (with a version of
SNAPSHOT), not necessarily the latest STABLE
dependency...
Hope that helps...
--- Theodore Watson <
[hidden email]> wrote:
> I understand that maven will download jars from
> remote repositories. As I far
> as I can see, human intervention is required to
> ensure that maven builds with
> the latest jars from these repositories.
>
> Is there a current mechanism or future plans for
> automating this process, so
> that whenever maven is ran, the project is given the
> latest stable releases
> of its dependencies?
>
> I apologize if I missed an obvious detail in my
> reading.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Ted Watson
>
>
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