New Release

[jnunderwood]

Please create a new release based on the develop branch. It has been almost a year since any additions were made to that branch, so it appears to be stable. This branch has several updates that fix issues affecting basic usability of the plugin.

The new release should be propagated to plugins.grails.org so users can easily include the plugin in their build.gradle files. Thank you.

[valentingoebel]

Without cooperation from jeffwils this isn't possible. I have decided to simply create a new bintray repository. If jeffwils ever comes back to upload the 3.3.1 version then it will be available in the central repository.

Here is how you can use the latest release:

repositories {
    maven { url "https://dl.bintray.com/valentingoebel/plugins" }
}

dependencies {
    compile 'org.grails.plugins:spring-security-saml:3.3.1'
}

I will add this to the README.MD later.

As a last warning: I have tried to change as little as possible back in 2018 when I updated the plugin. However I may have broken backwards compatibility by accident in some edge cases. In general everything should be alright if you have defined every property in the application.yml, provided your own metadata and keystore. If you have a sample/test app that uses the example files that were provided with the plugin then it will no longer work because we have removed them but I also added some helpful error messages that should make it obvious if a file is missing.

[valentingoebel]

I would appreciate it if someone else tests this and tells me if it works.

[jeffwils]

What do you need from me….I can do whatever needed or give you permission if necessary

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Without cooperation from jeffwils this isn't possible. I have decided to simply create a new bintray repository. If jeffwils ever comes back to upload the 3.3.1 version then it will be available in the central repository.

Here is how you can use the latest release:

repositories {

maven { url "https://dl.bintray.com/valentingoebel/plugins" }

}

dependencies {

    compile 'org.grails.plugins:spring-security-saml:3.3.1'

}

I will add this to the README.MD later.

As a last warning: I have tried to change as little as possible back in 2018 when I updated the plugin. However I may have broken backwards compatibility by accident in some edge cases. In general everything should be alright if you have defined every property in the application.yml, provided your own metadata and keystore. If you have a sample/test app that uses the example files that were provided with the plugin then it will no longer work because we have removed them but I also added some helpful error messages that should make it obvious if a file is missing.

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[valentingoebel]

Last march you published the 3.3.0 version of the plugin to the official grails plugin repository. Now 3.3.1 has been released with some new features. All you have to do is upload the current 3.3.1 branch to bintray and submit it for inclusion in the official repository.

[jnunderwood]

I would appreciate it if someone else tests this and tells me if it works.

This seems to be working for me. Thanks! Would still like an update in the "official" bintray location, if possible.

[valentingoebel]

@jeffwils can you upload the latest version to http://repo.grails.org/?

[valentingoebel]

I have uploaded it already.