Closed AngelDark92 closed 1 year ago
The setting java.configuration.maven.userSettings
doesn't belong to this extension. See https://github.com/redhat-developer/vscode-java#supported-vs-code-settings
Probably you should open the issue in https://github.com/redhat-developer/vscode-java/issues , better providing a sample project to stably reproduce it.
Ok, I did not realise. Thanks for the heads up.
I could not tell you why, but all this worked as intended one month ago. I just could not get the setting
"java.configuration.maven.userSettings": "./customSettings.xml"
to work under neither Workspace nor User in VS Code. I have also used the full path (eg. D:\SpringBoot and Angular\Workspace\apache-maven-3.8.6\conf\customSettings.xml). The only way I could get it to download the custom repos was by using terminal and runningmvn -s customSettings.xml dependency:list
. I had already tried using global settings as well, always cleaning the project under Lifecycle>clean and rebuilding the whole java project with clean language server workspace every time I edited my settings. By the look of it the update was trying to fetch the custom dependency from maven central even though the customSettings.xml was specified. I might be missing something but having it done on my desktop I am pretty sure the only thing to do is edit that setting...