How can Maven reload dependencies?

You can reload dependencies in a Maven project using the following command.

1. Remove dependencies from the local repository.
2. Remove all dependencies from the local repository using Maven.
3. This command will delete all dependencies in the local repository, and they will be re-downloaded during the next build.
4. Force a re-download of dependencies.
5. Update and resolve dependencies with Maven.
6. This command will force to re-download all dependencies, including those that have already been downloaded.
7. Clear the cache of Maven local repository.
8. Clear the local repository dependencies with Maven, and re-resolve them if necessary.
9. This command will clear the cache in the local repository, resulting in dependencies being re-downloaded during the next build.

It is important to note that before reloading dependencies, ensure that the dependency configuration in the project’s pom.xml file is correct and that the network connection is stable.