POC to block non-central repositories - #49642
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@pskopek seems we could get all dependencies from Maven central, and not from random other repositories. This would isolate us from stability issues with JBoss repository, but also would make things a bit more secure as we would only allow downloading dependencies from a single more trusted source. As the only problem here is some WF legacy testing dependency could we get rid of that, or maybe ask WF folks to publish it to central? |
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Everything we need seems to be published to central, so we should just pull everything from there, except some legacy WF testing stuff which needs to be figured out if we want to do this. This is a bit of a hacky way to achieve it though, but seems like the best you can do with Maven :/
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