How to fix when the Maven dependency import is stuck in place

If the Maven dependency import process is stuck, there are several possible solutions.

1. Check your network connection to make sure it is stable and can properly access the Maven central repository or a private repository.
2. Check your Maven configuration: make sure the mirror address and repository settings in your Maven configuration file (settings.xml) are correct, and consider trying out different mirror sources.
3. Clearing the local repository: Sometimes the local repository may encounter issues, you can try deleting the relevant dependencies from the local repository and then reimporting them.
4. Check the versions of dependencies: Incorrect versions of dependencies can cause conflicts or unresolved issues. Consider updating or replacing the versions of the dependencies.
5. execute a clean installation via Maven
6. Check Maven configuration tool: If you are using an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) with a Maven plugin for dependency import, you may need to verify the plugin’s configuration is correct.
7. Check the POM file: Make sure the dependencies in your project’s pom.xml file are configured correctly with no incorrect tags or missing dependencies.

If none of the above methods solve the problem, you can try restarting the IDE or computer, and attempt to reimport the dependencies. If the issue persists, consider consulting relevant documentation, searching the community, or seeking assistance.