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TomDemeranville / orcid-java-client

ORCiD client library written in java. Lightwieght, easy to use, with the complete ORCiD message schema modelled as POJOs
Apache License 2.0
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Cannot access repository: `400: Invalid request` #2

Open msiemens opened 9 years ago

msiemens commented 9 years ago

It seems like the repository mentioned in the README doesn't work any more. The URL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TomDemeranville/orcid-java-client/mvn-repo/ results in a HTTP 400 error (Invalid request).

TomDemeranville commented 9 years ago

It look like a github hosting change. Not sure what's going on as the files are still there.

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It seems like the repository mentioned in the README doesn't work any more. The URL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TomDemeranville/orcid-java-client/mvn-repo/ results in a HTTP 400 error (Invalid request).

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msiemens commented 9 years ago

It looks like GitHub silently disabled directory access via raw.githubusercontent.com.

TomDemeranville commented 9 years ago

Gutted. Not sure how we can fix this.

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It looks like GitHub silently disabled directory access via raw.githubusercontent.com.

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rjoberon commented 9 years ago

This answer gives a hint: http://stackoverflow.com/a/22210816/1824721

TomDemeranville commented 9 years ago

I've moved jobs and I no longer have the time to maintain the repository. Perhaps ORCiD would be interested, or you could fork it?

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This answer gives a hint: http://stackoverflow.com/a/22210816/1824721

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windmueller commented 9 years ago

It would be possible to release the client directly on Maven Central:

http://central.sonatype.org/pages/ossrh-guide.html

However, Tom has to file a request to allow the package "uk.bl.odin". An alternative would be to change the package. Comments?

TomDemeranville commented 9 years ago

Great idea! I think I could get the BL to agree for us to use their domain without much trouble. Or I'm happy for it to change to com.demeranville.orcid (or anything else people suggest)

windmueller commented 9 years ago

Changing the package would break upgrades for people using the client, so in my opinion we should stick with it.

Tom, would you apply for this on the Sonatype page and add me as a contributor?

TomDemeranville commented 9 years ago

Will do, but I'll not be able to do it until later today.

windmueller commented 9 years ago

Tom, is there any news on this?

windmueller commented 9 years ago

I just released 1.12.2, but since we have currently no way to deploy it at Sonatype, it is hard for others to use. Should we stick with the plan of keeping the current package?

TomDemeranville commented 9 years ago

Sorry stephen, I will be able to give this my full attention real soon now. I think we should keep the odin package name for now and look to more it to org.orcid in the future.

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I just released 1.12.2, but since we have currently no way to deploy it at Sonatype, it is hard for others to use. Should we stick with the plan of keeping the current package?

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