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Bintray deprecation broke this package #26

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rgudwin opened this issue Sep 2, 2021 · 2 comments
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Bintray deprecation broke this package #26

rgudwin opened this issue Sep 2, 2021 · 2 comments

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@rgudwin
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rgudwin commented Sep 2, 2021

Since 1st May 2021, the bintray website was deprecated. This means this code is not compilable anymore, as it requires a Gradle plugin that was stored at https://dl.bintray.com/vaccovecrana/vacco-oss, which is not working anymore. Besides that, the jcenter() repository was also deprecated, which means it will very soon stop working, too (it is still working, but who knows when it will cease action?). I tried to use jitpack.io instead jcenter(), but it is not working also, because the code is not compiling anymore, and jitpack needs to be able to compile the code in the background to do its magic, and make the package available. Is the code of io.vacco.common-build plugin available elsewhere ? Or should we move to a more standard java-library Gradle plugin ? What is this io.vacco.common-build plugin doing more than java-library ? I was able to compile the package by locally downloading it and changing from the io.vacco.common-build plugin to the more standard java-library. But I don't know if I am losing something in the process ...

@masecla22
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Hello! I forked this project, and ended up fixing this issue on my end by switching to Maven and moving to Jitpack. You can check it out: https://github.com/masecla22/java-express If the same issue happens on my end too, feel free to open an issue there too.

@jjzazuet
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jjzazuet commented Nov 4, 2023

For anyone interested, I'm also maintaining a properly supported fork of this awesome framework:

https://github.com/vaccovecrana/murmux

It diverges in a few implementation areas, but the core concepts are the same.

Cheers!

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