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PyCharm configuration not picking up my cloned maven repo
I have a large maven-based project that I am trying to debug. I have cloned the repo and imported the project into pycharm, but it can't seem to access the maven repo on the remote server that is used by the project. There are a number of answers that refer to setting a home variable to point to the directory that contains the maven repo. I can do this using:
Preferences -> PyCharm -> Project Interpreter -> Add Variable
Then I select the'maven local repository' entry in the dropdown.
But I can't figure out how to do it for the remote server. The dropdown doesn't list it.
In the log, the remote repo is listed as a valid resource, but clicking on it leads to a 'Remote server does not have the requested resources' message.
(Note that I am using the command line maven plugin to manage maven builds, not the Eclipse/m2e integration)
Edit
For those of you who have found this helpful, you can do what the pycharm help page does, and just enter'settings.local.resources'. There is a section in the maven help for that which is worth reading.
A:
You can add the remote repo to the project settings in File > Settings > Maven > Settings.
It will add the url to the repository manager in the Maven settings page.
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