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build: use code group-level package registries - #1567
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Using several repositories causes each of them to 404 often, since Maven will check each one of them for each dependency, when only one of the repositories actually has that dependency. This can lead to 429 errors, e.g.,
Instead, we can use a GitLab group-level repository, which we know has most of the dependencies.
The real solution would be a repository manager in front of GitLab, such as Nexus or Artifactory; I think there's a GitLab repository manager too, but likely not available on our tier.