Eclipse maven updating indexes forever

Does 'Unchecking' : Do not automatically update dependencies from remote repositories option would enable the auto update? This is about updating the libraries but not the repository index - as asked in the question. Dipendra Dipendra 1, 16 16 silver badges 32 32 bronze badges. So, I should downvote FrVabe's answer just because it need 1 more step for me to work? I am not crazy but I think you are. May be you are not understanding it properly. What exactly you are answering here? I do not have Maven Builder into any of the project.

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Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. That said, are you able to run an actual Maven build or is the problem just at start up? Thank you Jeanne for your reply.

When I have created a new Maven Project, on the second screen where I must choose an archetype, there were just a few internal maven archetypes. So I have downloaded archetype-catalog. After choosing an archetype and completing the project wizard, I wanted to add some dependencies to my project, so I have choosed pom. Knute Snortum. And if the problem is apparent in a Maven project too, can you post your complete pom. And welcome to the Ranch!

Have you tried using Maven at the command line? The command is mvn. Since adding a dependency manually works, that means you can run Maven builds - which is good.

I don't use the "add dependency" feature for searching in Maven Central. I do use "add dependency" for things that are already in my local repo. Yes, I haven't problem with a standalone Maven at the command line. My problem is with the embedded Maven in Eclipse neon 3. Rob Spoor. No idea, I've never used it.