not too sure then, it is only a warning, you can try to use whatever command your build management tool offers to try to refresh data (-U for maven, --refresh-dependencies for gradle), it will probably just clear out on its own or something
as from the previous thread you created, that repo is currently down (https://status.maven.org/)
All you can do is use offline mode so that it doesn't try to hit the repos, or wait it out, or remove that repo from your build if you don't need it
as from the previous thread you created, that repo is currently down (https://status.maven.org/)
All you can do is use offline mode so that it doesn't try to hit the repos, or wait it out, or remove that repo from your build if you don't need it
not too sure then, it is only a warning, you can try to use whatever command your build management tool offers to try to refresh data (-U for maven, --refresh-dependencies for gradle), it will probably just clear out on its own or something
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