You specified somewhere in your pom (explicitly or not) a dependency on the artifact with the id pmConfig and groupId com.dsths.awdprovidermatching. It cannot be found in any of your repositories (be it local or remote).

If you show us the pom or maven dependency tree we may even pintpoint where this artifact is being used.

This indicates that the module you are compiling may depend upon the mentioned artificat. Which, if my guess is right is one you are developing. In this case you need to compile that one first.

Try adding

<scope>import</scope> 

where you mention <type>pom</type> i.e. :

 <dependency> <groupId>com.dsths.awdprovidermatching</groupId> <artifactId>pmConfig</artifactId> <version>${project.version}</version> <type>pom</type> <scope>import</scope> </dependency> 

You specified somewhere in your pom (explicitly or not) a dependency on the artifact with the id pmConfig and groupId com.dsths.awdprovidermatching. It cannot be found in any of your repositories (be it local or remote).

If you show us the pom or maven dependency tree we may even pintpoint where this artifact is being used.

This indicates that the module you are compiling may depend upon the mentioned artificat. Which, if my guess is right is one you are developing. In this case you need to compile that one first.

You specified somewhere in your pom (explicitly or not) a dependency on the artifact with the id pmConfig and groupId com.dsths.awdprovidermatching. It cannot be found in any of your repositories (be it local or remote).

If you show us the pom or maven dependency tree we may even pintpoint where this artifact is being used.

This indicates that the module you are compiling may depend upon the mentioned artificat. Which, if my guess is right is one you are developing. In this case you need to compile that one first.

You specified somewhere in your pom (explicitly or not) a dependency on the artifact with the id pmConfig and groupId com.dsths.awdprovidermatching. It cannot be found in any of your repositories (be it local or remote).

If you show us the pom or maven dependency tree we may even pintpoint where this artifact is being used.

This indicates that the module you are compiling may depend upon the mentioned artificat. Which, if my guess is right is one you are developing. In this case you need to compile that one first.

Try adding

<scope>import</scope> 

where you mention <type>pom</type> i.e. :

 <dependency> <groupId>com.dsths.awdprovidermatching</groupId> <artifactId>pmConfig</artifactId> <version>${project.version}</version> <type>pom</type> <scope>import</scope> </dependency>