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I'm using mvn dependency:tree to print out dependency of my project.

I have 2 pom.xml in my project, 1st pom.xml genearates a.jar, 2nd project uses a.jar

I'm removing some unused dependencies from 1st pom.xml. But when I ran mvn dependency:tree on 2nd project, I can see a.jar is in the dependent list, but it still depends on those dependencies already removed from 1st project locally. So I guess when the command is run, a.jar is pulled from the remote repo so it still contains the dependencies removed locally?

If it's true, how to get a dependncy tree from local pom.xml so that all local changes are reflected?

Thanks

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  • Show us the POM of 2nd project: how does it reference project1? Commented Sep 4, 2023 at 18:48
  • Problem seems to be solved by -o option which run offline Commented Sep 5, 2023 at 12:30
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