Ignacio Taranto

I just remembered you guys at Delve use a mailing list, I'll try using `readline` for a bit and maybe I can create a proposal later.

> PS the library you are proposing has no tagged versions, a single importer and no activity for the past 3 years. Yes, I know. But I looked at the...

Oh, and BTW. The library actually *has* [tagged versions](https://github.com/lmorg/readline/tags). I think they don't show up in https://pkg.go.dev/ because of the Go version present in `go.mod`.

Well, I asked some [questions](https://github.com/lmorg/murex/discussions/891) to the Murex developer and it seems https://github.com/lmorg/readline it's not actually being maintained. Not outside Murex anyway. I found another promising "readline" library which is...

> Do you have a link to the client you are using ? Is it neovim with https://github.com/mfussenegger/nvim-jdtls or some other ? Yes, I'm using `nvim-jdtls`. > Are you sure...

Also, like I mentioned in my first comment, it's weird that my global settings from `/etc/maven/settings.xml` are not being picked up automatically.

Well, I found something weirder. It seems the `.m2/repository` dir gets created for new projects only. I mean, the ones that hasn't been complied already. If I open a project...

It seems the actual `.jar` files are being put in the correct location `~/.cache/maven/repository`. For example, when opening a specific project the first time, the `~/.m2/repository/` directory only contains a...

> @itaranto could you show your `/etc/maven/settings.xml` ? Yes, but it has nothing interesting. It's just the default plus the `localRepository` entry I mentioned at the beginning. [settings.txt](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/17526743/settings.txt) I renamed...

> > Yes, but it has nothing interesting. It's just the default plus the localRepository entry I mentioned at the beginning > > I have tried it in VS Code....