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Build sync failure due to maven-pmd-plugin

Open gaurav9822 opened this issue 3 years ago • 4 comments

Error -

[WARNING] The POM for org.baeldung.pmd:custom-pmd:jar:0.0.1 is missing, no dependency information available Cannot resolve plugin org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-pmd-plugin:3.13.0

gaurav9822 avatar Feb 12 '22 08:02 gaurav9822

Hi @gaurav9822, Please clarify:

  1. What's the exact command you're trying to run?
  2. What's the working directory?

kwoyke avatar Feb 14 '22 12:02 kwoyke

@kwoyke Just imported the tutorials maven project on intellij

  • Not sure which command intellij runs in the background
  • Root

gaurav9822 avatar Feb 15 '22 19:02 gaurav9822

I ran into this too. Not sure what maven command is being run but it happens when opening the project for the first time in IntelliJ. In my case, this just happened in the spring-websockets project. However, it's happened to me with other projects in this repo as well. image

After clicking the link to clean up broken artifacts (shown below), everything works fine. image

IncPlusPlus avatar Feb 23 '22 15:02 IncPlusPlus

We'll take a look into this.

kwoyke avatar Mar 10 '22 12:03 kwoyke

Hi @gaurav9822 @IncPlusPlus

Note that the tutorial module is a gigantic project with many submodules and dependencies. Therefore, each module might use a specific library, plugin, or even JDK version. For example, one module might use JDK 8, and the other might use JDK 11. The same applies to other libraries. Thus, configuring the entire project (tutorial) might be challenging as the IDEA may not be able to handle it automatically.

I have here my advice for you. For instance, let's assume you want to open the custom-pmd module:

  1. If you run your project in the IDEA: Try opening the module individually.
  2. If you are comfortable running commands, then go to the module's directory: cd {tutorial-location}/custom-pmd - then run: mvn clean install

I tried both, and it worked for me.

PS: If the IDEA doesn't work properly, you can run number two primarily (it downloads the external libraries). Then get back to your IDEA and try to reload your project (by right-clicking on the pom.xml file, going to the maven part, and clicking on reload project)

ehsansasanian avatar Apr 18 '23 20:04 ehsansasanian

HI @gaurav9822

If you are still experiencing this issue,

First of all, as you may have done, get the latest tutorials repo and try again.

Please try as @ehsansasanian suggested. Also check @IncPlusPlus solution. You can check / configure / remove momentarily your settings.xml, and delete your local repo ~m2/repository, and try again

anastasiosioannidis avatar Apr 28 '23 08:04 anastasiosioannidis