Open goedef opened 8 years ago
I tried to build the plugin myself locally. Gradle complaint about a missing "websiteUrl" definition and could not publish the plugin locally tomaven. I added a url and now it works locally.
I tried but I cannot reproduce the problem with a new clean project using grails 3.1.6.
@goedef I think it would be great if you could share the sample project replicating the problem.
I have the sames problem as @stefanogualdi : I have a project where ckeditor is not recognized and I could not yet reproduced the behaviour with an clean example project.
I just recognized one difference using IntelliJ : The broken project shows the org.grails.plugins:ckeditor:zip:4.5.4.0
in the list of external libraries, the working example just shows org.grails.plugins:ckeditor:4.5.4.0
( without :zip:
).
But on the other hand, ./gradlew dependencies
shows in both projects just org.grails.plugins:ckeditor:4.5.4.0
Its a really bad idea to use the same version scheme for the Grails 2 and the Grails 3 plugin. I just figured out that the old Grails 2 plugin version 4.5.4.0 gets downloaded instead of the Grails 3 plugin version 4.5.4.0.
For me it helped to delete the Grails 2 version 4.5.4.0 from the $HOME/.m2 directory then he uses the Grails 3 version 4.5.4.0 from the $HOME/.gradle directory.
You are right @a200612, really a bad idea! It was a stupid mistake! Do you have any proposal on how to change the version scheme?
I am a happy user of the ckeditor plugin. Until now I was working with Grails 2.x. Before migrating my current applications to Grails 3.x I am testing all my favourite plugins.
When I create a clean application and add the following: repositories { maven { url "http://dl.bintray.com/stefanogualdi/plugins" } } dependencies { compile "org.grails.plugins:ckeditor:4.5.4.0" }
The ckeditor plugin is not "recognised" by Grails. Meaning tha the ckeditor:xxxxx/ tags do not get converted to the expected links etc.