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## What is stored in the Maven metadata?
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The `maven-metadata.xml` file is a place where Maven stores basic information about artifacts.
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It can contain useful data such as, for example:
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It can contain useful data such as:
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- Which timestamped artifact file represents the current `SNAPSHOT` artifact
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- What the latest deployed version of an artifact is
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that this is not always necessarily the highest available version. For example, if you have several active branches
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under version control from which you're deploying versions of the artifact (for example `1.2` and `2.0` branches from
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which you respectively release artifacts with versions `1.2.1`, `1.2.2`, etc. and `2.0.1`, `2.0.2`), you may have the
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case where an artifact from the `1.2` branch been deployed while at the same time there is also a `2.0.3` version as well.
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case where an artifact from the `1.2` branch has been deployed while at the same time there is also a `2.0.3` version.
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Depending on the repository type, the `<latest/>` field may also be pointing to `SNAPSHOT` artifacts as well.
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necessary changes into a new copy and then overwrite the data on the remote. If there is no existing `maven-metadata.xml`
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in the remote repository, Maven will generate a new one and deploy it.
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Sometimes the data in the repository can become corrupt and this is when the repository manager needs to be told
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Sometimes, the data in the repository can become corrupt and this is when the repository manager needs to be told
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to rebuild it (or, alternatively, a scheduled task on the repository manager can take care of this to pre-emptively fix it).
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## What are the official resources on Maven metadata?

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