Grails 1.2.0 not finding plugins in the default repository -

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i not know changed in environment, of sudden can not pull plugins default repository. went through _*.groovy scripts , nothing has changed in grails home directory , appears default repository url set correctly (default_plugin_dist = "http://plugins.grails.org").

i assuming environment setting changed on me, because if switch old version of grails have installed, 1.1.1 example, list-plugins returning full list of plugins.

when run grails list-plugins in current 1.2.0 environment following output:

welcome grails 1.2.0 - http://grails.org/ licensed under apache standard license 2.0 grails home set to: /opt/grails-1.2.0

base directory: /users/padraic/projects/testapplicationmachine resolving dependencies... dependencies resolved in 1633ms. running script /opt/grails-1.2.0/scripts/listplugins_.groovy environment set development reading remote plugin list ...

plug-ins available in core repository listed below:

hibernate <1.3.0.rc2> -- hibernate grails tomcat <1.3.0.rc2> -- apache tomcat plugin grails webflow <1.3.0.rc2> -- spring web flow plugin

reading remote plugin list ...

plug-ins available in default repository listed below:

spock <0.4-groovy-1.7-snapshot> -- spock integration - spockframework.org

plug-ins have installed listed below:

cloud-foundry 0.2 -- cloud foundry plugin grails hibernate 1.2.0 -- hibernate grails tomcat 1.2.0 -- apache tomcat plugin grails

i find strange finds spock plugin. makes me thing either a)it going wrong repository or b)my version setting incorrect.

any ideas?

thanks, padraic

the release of spock plugin corrupted metadata xml file in repository contains information of plugins. has been fixed must have cached copy locally. in $home/.grails/1.2.0 - delete plugins-list-core.xml , plugins-list-default.xml , re-downloaded when run "grails list-plugins" or "grails install-plugin foo".


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