Open wildsmith opened 7 years ago
Honestly, looking at the scope of the changes, I'm thinking that 3.0.0 might be more appropriate about now.
Edited to add: the current version has been stable for many months. In absence of an official release, I'm starting to build other projects based on it: I'm using the following gradle configuration to add it as a dependency to my projects:
allprojects {
repositories {
jcenter()
maven { url "https://jitpack.io" }
}
}
dependencies {
compile 'com.github.NanoHttpd:nanohttpd:f1cb85c38ecae657591f49b8bbd69ac2679c7723'
}
While an official release would be great, this is a very useful stopgap: this "jitpack" repository (which produces automated builds from maven artifacts in public git repositories) seems very handy.
You have to bug @ritchieGitHub but he seems to be MIA for about a year or so now...
Honestly, looking at the scope of the changes, I'm thinking that 3.0.0 might be more appropriate about now.
I also suggest considering a version jump to 3.0. The release number 2.3.2 leads to the assumption that there are only minor changes (e.g. bugfixes) to 2.3 - but in reality the new release breaks compatibility to the major release 2.x.
Hi there Now it's 2020 and there is still no release... That's sad. @LordFokas can you takeover from @ritchieGitHub and release ? Otherwise it would be best to announce the project is looking for someone who likes to takeover the project... I was looking for a release with pull #546 since this is a major optimization - otherwise any request served not to localhost performs a dns lookup :(
@wildsmith @jh3141 I am trying to use latest build with the following implementation
implementation 'com.github.nanohttpd:nanohttpd:master-SNAPSHOT'
But all import statements not working now, can anyone help me about it..?
I've noticed that there seem to be a lot of changes in the 2.3.2-SNAPSHOT artifact and was wondering when the updated changes will be pushed into a release artifact? Thanks!