Working on POM in SNAPSHOT mode fails to work properly due to .ivy2 cache

[emcastro]

When working in JJava with classes from a Maven projet under construction, i.e. with a SNAPSHOT version, JJava imports the version from ~/.ivy2 directory without refreshing it.
It is very Very VEry VERY confusing 🤪.
It makes deleted classes non existent and new classes unknown to JJava.

Workaround: manually delete outdated versions of the project in the ~/ivy2/cache directory.

I joined a simple 2 classes Maven project to demonstrate the bug.
jjava-bug-1.tar.gz

[emcastro]

It might be related to #23

[andrus]

Yes, working with snapshots is annoying. I am constantly going through a cycle of rm -rf ~/.ivy/cache/org.dflib* / restart the kernel. So fixing this would be great.

Quick check of Ivy docs (and ChatGPT 😎) shows that resolvers can have "changingPattern" and "changingMatcher" attributes, and since JJava configures its own Ivy instance, we should be able to apply them to .*-SNAPSHOT patterns in artifact names.