Maven Dependencies taking too long to download











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my spring boot project creation takes more than 3 hours just to download dependencies, for example Web, Devtools and JPA.



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what could be the cause of failing to download such small sized dependencies






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    Maybe include a result from speedtest.net to show whether or not it's network related. Would also help to include some download logs
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    Maybe network Problems or unreachable repositories, try mvn -X ... to see debug informations
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my spring boot project creation takes more than 3 hours just to download dependencies, for example Web, Devtools and JPA.



I am using intellij and using
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what could be the cause of failing to download such small sized dependencies






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    Maybe include a result from speedtest.net to show whether or not it's network related. Would also help to include some download logs
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    Maybe network Problems or unreachable repositories, try mvn -X ... to see debug informations
    – Jens
    Nov 8 at 9:29















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my spring boot project creation takes more than 3 hours just to download dependencies, for example Web, Devtools and JPA.



I am using intellij and using
http://start.spring.io/



what could be the cause of failing to download such small sized dependencies






java maven spring-boot







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my spring boot project creation takes more than 3 hours just to download dependencies, for example Web, Devtools and JPA.



I am using intellij and using
http://start.spring.io/



what could be the cause of failing to download such small sized dependencies






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    Maybe include a result from speedtest.net to show whether or not it's network related. Would also help to include some download logs
    – Markoorn
    Nov 8 at 9:28






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    Maybe network Problems or unreachable repositories, try mvn -X ... to see debug informations
    – Jens
    Nov 8 at 9:29
















  • 1




    Maybe include a result from speedtest.net to show whether or not it's network related. Would also help to include some download logs
    – Markoorn
    Nov 8 at 9:28






  • 1




    Maybe network Problems or unreachable repositories, try mvn -X ... to see debug informations
    – Jens
    Nov 8 at 9:29










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Maybe include a result from speedtest.net to show whether or not it's network related. Would also help to include some download logs
– Markoorn
Nov 8 at 9:28




Maybe include a result from speedtest.net to show whether or not it's network related. Would also help to include some download logs
– Markoorn
Nov 8 at 9:28




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Maybe network Problems or unreachable repositories, try mvn -X ... to see debug informations
– Jens
Nov 8 at 9:29






Maybe network Problems or unreachable repositories, try mvn -X ... to see debug informations
– Jens
Nov 8 at 9:29














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I had this problem myself.
It was because my maven repo was on a network drive while the application I was building was on a local drive.
When I moved the repo to the local drive it fixed the issue.






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  • You mean the local cache? meaning $HOME/.m2/repository on a network drive? Yes this will explain a lot...
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It was because my maven repo was on a network drive while the application I was building was on a local drive.
When I moved the repo to the local drive it fixed the issue.






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