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Cloudstate Kotlin Support
https://cloudstate.io/docs/user/lang/kotlin/index.html
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Move the jar artifact of kotlin support to a cloudstate maven owned repository #10

Closed sleipnir closed 4 years ago

sleipnir commented 4 years ago

Currently there is no simple way for users to download the kotlin support jar as it is not publishing to any public repository. I could publish it somewhere, but I believe that it should be in charge of the official cloudstate repository.

sleipnir commented 4 years ago

@viktorklang @jroper

viktorklang commented 4 years ago

@sleipnir Agreed

sleipnir commented 4 years ago

ping @viktorklang

viktorklang commented 4 years ago

ping @jroper

sleipnir commented 4 years ago

@viktorklang Any progress?

viktorklang commented 4 years ago

Is there any reason why we would not want these jars on Maven Central?

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sleipnir commented 4 years ago

@viktorklang This is a question that I have no answer, I just want to be able to download the artifacts from the official repository of io.cloudstate regardless of where these artifacts are hosted. I understand that this is more of an administrative issue than a technical one and I just need guidance on what to do

viktorklang commented 4 years ago

Pinging @pvlugter for input

sleipnir commented 4 years ago

I'll need to sign the jars via PGP. This must have been done at some point by Cloudstate to upload the java-support jars in Maven Central Repository

pvlugter commented 4 years ago

Makes sense to me to publish the jars to maven central under io.cloudstate.

@sleipnir, add a comment to this Sonatype issue to request access. If you don't already have a Sonatype JIRA account from publishing to Maven Central, you'll need to create one. I'll also request access for publishing under io.cloudstate.

sleipnir commented 4 years ago

Hi @pvlugter follow https://issues.sonatype.org/browse/OSSRH-50965?focusedCommentId=927466&page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#comment-927466

jroper commented 4 years ago

You guys may need to create a new issue ID since that issue is closed and not likely to come up in inboxes for people handling the issues. Create the issue, then ping me with the ID and I'll authorize.

sleipnir commented 4 years ago

@jroper done https://issues.sonatype.org/browse/OSSRH-57155

pvlugter commented 4 years ago

Thanks. I thought we've used closed issues before, but probably better to create a new one.

sleipnir commented 4 years ago

I managed to upload the artifacts, I now need to get them for release. Are in Staging at the moment

jamesward commented 4 years ago

The Kotlin samples don't work because io.cloudstate:kotlin-support:0.5.1 is still unpublished. When will this be resolved?

jamesward commented 4 years ago

Also note that this doc is invalid because the artifacts on not in Maven Central: https://cloudstate.io/docs/core/current/user/lang/kotlin/gettingstarted.html

sleipnir commented 4 years ago

Hi @jamesward , well noticed, this will be resolved soon, I hope this week still have good news for you. For now, if possible, I suggest that you clone the project and make the local compilation.

jroper commented 4 years ago

0.5.1 is now published to Maven Central, the correct artifact coordinates I believe are io.cloudstate:cloudstate-kotlin-support:0.5.1.

jamesward commented 4 years ago

Awesome! I'll give it a try. Thanks.

pvlugter commented 4 years ago

Automated publishing set up now, closing.