Publisher review:Maven Dependency Sync - Keep your IntelliJ classpaths synchronised with a Maven POM File. Keep your IntelliJ classpaths synchronised with a Maven POM File. You don't need to use Maven as your build tool, just leverage its handy dependency management!
Quick Instructions - Create a POM file for your module(s) listing top level dependencies.
- Optional In the project settings under Maven Dependency Sync, configure a list of repositories. You can mix file and HTTP repositories. By default http://ibiblio.com/maven2 is chosen.
- Associate a POM file with an IntelliJ module in Project Structure -> module -> POM File.
- Then use Tools -> Fetch Dependencies to download all dependencies for modules with POM Files.
More Information Transitive dependencies are also fetched. This means you if you depend on hibernate, its dependencies (e.g. cglib, asm) will be fetched.
When a library is first fetched source and javadoc are automatically fetched. If they were not available from the remote repository you can install them in a local maven repository and then right click the library in the Project View -> Fetch Source and Javadoc.
A module can mix maven configured and manually configured libraries. The order of dependencies specified in the normal IntelliJ dependencies configuration will be preserved.
The local maven repository (a cache of downloaded artifacts) is located in $HOME/.m2/repository. The IntelliJ classpath will point at jar files in this directory. A future version of the plugin will be more flexible with this location.
Maven Dependency Sync 0.2.1 is a Other scripts script for Development Tools scripts design by retronym.textdriven.com.
It runs on following operating system: Windows.
Maven Dependency Sync - Keep your IntelliJ classpaths synchronised with a Maven POM File.
Operating system:Windows
Maven Dependency Sync 0.2.1 script details 
