MAVEN Alibaba mirrored warehouse configuration

Use maven often need to configure, remote warehouse address, generally do not use the default configuration, after all, the Internet has a great impact

The following is the image configuration of Ali,

1, modify the Maven/conf/settings.xml file, the following code is fully copied in the past can be used,

2, set the custom <localRepository> path,

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