Closed Thunderforge closed 1 year ago
Building with Maven is just a matter of typing mvn package -DskipTests
at the root of the project, not in the plugin directory. You'll need jsign-core-3.0-SNAPSHOT.jar
and jsign-gradle-plugin-3.0-SNAPSHOT.jar
on the classpath to use the plugin.
Great! Can this documentation be added to the project so others can benefit from it too?
@Thunderforge the version 3.0 has just been released.
Hello, this procedure seems not work anymore, it was working some times ago but seems broken since v4.0.
Failed to execute goal on project jsign-ant: Could not resolve dependencies for project net.jsign:jsign-ant:jar:4.0: Could not find artifact net.jsign:jsign-core:jar:tests:4.0 in central (...)
Any needed change in build command ?
Is your branch up to date? I've fixed this error 3 days ago.
Ah ! Indeed 😅 thanks for this proactive fix
I'm interested in using the new functionality for signing MSI files, specifically the Gradle plugin. But since version 3.0 hasn't been released yet (and there's no
3.0-SNAPSHOT
or similar available in public repos), I'll have to build from source.Unfortunately, I'm having trouble figuring out how. I'm not very familiar with Maven, so I'm unsure of the proper way to do this. I don't see any sort of wrapper, so I installed the latest version of Maven, and tried running
mvn compile
, but it didn't seem to produce a Gradle plugin. I tried going tojsign-gradle-plugin
and runninggradle build
(again, no wrapper) and got the following error:I assume I'm doing something wrong, but I have no idea what. If directions on building from source could be added to either the readme or to a separate file in the root project, I would appreciate it.