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**Snapshots**
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Snapshot versions are useful during development. A snapshot is a version that has not been released. The difference between a real version and a snapshot is that snapshot might still get updates. Snapshot versions are useful during development process and JitPack provides two ways to get them. You can specify a version for your dependency as:
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A snapshot is a version that has not been released. The difference between a real version and a snapshot is that snapshot might still get updates. Snapshot versions are useful during development process and JitPack provides two ways to get them. You can specify a version for your dependency as:
Building a new snapshot may take some time so it might be necessary to increase Gradle timeouts ([FAQ](FAQ.md)).
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Or you could also run Gradle from the command line with the `--refresh-dependencies` flag. See the [Gradle documentation](https://docs.gradle.org/2.5/userguide/dependency_management.html#changing-module-cache-control) for more information on how to configure caching for *changing* dependencies.
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