Open gsood opened 10 years ago
@skipoleschris any chance to get this merged in?
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Until the repo is updated, can anyone point me in the right direction if I want/need to build this and use it locally, please?
Check out the package, fire up sbt, and package it up:
# git clone https://github.com/gsood/xsbt-cucumber-plugin.git
# cd xsbt-cucumber-plugin
# sbt
> package
This will create a jar file in: xsbt-cucumber-plugin/integration/target/scala-2.11/sbt-cucumber-integration_2.11-0.9.0-SNAPSHOT.jar
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You can drop that into your project/lib_managed/jars
directory, like this.
Or you can publish it locally using "sbt publishLocal"
Any chance to have it on public repo any time soon?
+1, Any update when this can be merged? @skipoleschris
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so is anybody still working on this? I have a (quickly) updated fork on https://github.com/pcmehlitz/xsbt-cucumber-plugin that works with Java 1.8, Scala 2.11.7 and cucumber-jvm 1.2.4, but I have no Maven repo to upload it to
I set up a maven repo in my office for just long enough to migrate away from it. I hope it continues, but it's been a kind of abandoned from what I can tell.
+1 Perhaps look to post the artifacts somewhere more central (e.g., sonatype?)
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+1, Any update when this can be merged? @skipoleschris
@pcmehlitz You can create mvn repo at https://bintray.com/. I'm using it for my projects.
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@smashedtoatoms What are you migrating to ?
I spent only a couple of hours re-writing this plugin here: https://github.com/lewismj/cucumber as I needed something very quick for my work. It had to run on Windows and Linux build servers. The project is in its infancy, but I did think it was worthwhile to split out the Cucumber X-Unit runner from the raw plugin (that invokes Cucumber via new SBT command). I'll hopefully spend some time making it a lot more flexible, happy if there were any PR to make it better.
Hi,
We have extended Manuel's upgrade to Scala 2.11 in cucumber-jvm 1.1.8 to make sure that the integration project publishes a 2.11 artifact.
Basically, 2.10 is used to build the plugin, and 2.11 for the integration.