Closed fabriziogiudici closed 2 years ago
Ping on this one, still a problem.
attempt to push 3.0 out did not pass the vote. I will need to revert the tag and 3.0 change. Sorry about this in convenience
also, maven 3.8.1 does not like some of the 2.5.0 dependencies.
@lincze can you add more details about errors with new Maven?
@lincze can you add more details about errors with new Maven?
i'm afraid, not. i was using maven 3.6.3, and tried to upgrade to maven 3.8.1. it uses stricter repository rules, and as i recall some of the dependencies of the jaxb stuff tried to come from oldish "http:" repos. so, the maven build failed, 3.8.1 does not load from dirty repos. so, i went back to maven 3.6.3
but.
now, it tried 3.8.1 on that same project again, and it is ok, now. even purged my local cache (mvn dependency:purge-local-repository) to force reloading the dependency chain, and it succeeded. probably those packages were relocated, meantime.
Any plans when 3.0.0 will be available?
Hello, We can't find version 3.0.0 on Maven Central either. Can it please be published there? Thanks.
I'm having the same problem. When is it planned to be published?
Any updates? Is this project no longer maintained?
If anyone needs this: git clone git@github.com:mojohaus/jaxb2-maven-plugin.git && cd jaxb2-maven-plugin/ && git checkout jaxb2-maven-plugin-3.0.0 && mvn clean install -DskipTests
gives you the plugin relatively fast without maven central usage. Not very nice, since you need to add this to all github actions etc., but better than sticking to 2.5.0.
I've released version 3.1.0 - please try it. We know that we should update documentation on our website to describe changes in version 3.0/3.1. Feel free to help us with PR. If something is broken and this version isn't usable - help with PR. I can release fix version. Soon I should also go through all other open PR/issues.
Hello. I'm trying to upgrade from an older version, but my build fails to find release 3.0.0 in Maven Central - I can't even find it in search.maven.org. What's going on?
Thanks.