Closed jerry-yuan closed 1 year ago
can I use some way to prevent it from downloading keys?
You could pass -PchecksumIgnore
to skip the validation.
Alternative option is to pass -PpgpKeyserver=...
so the plugin uses a custom keyserver.
A proper solution is probably download all the keys and commit them to JMeter sources.
You could pass
-PchecksumIgnore
to skip the validation. Alternative option is to pass-PpgpKeyserver=...
so the plugin uses a custom keyserver.
Thanks a lot for your reply, I have solved the problem. The jmeter is not my project, I am just compiling an open-source project and there is the issue, maybe I should create another issue to the jMeter.
I am trying to build jmeter which used checksum-dependency-plugin to manage validation of dependencies.
By running
gradlew build --stackstrace
, I Found that there are some PGP keys that cannot download for some internet issues:By running
gradlew build --debug
, I found logs like these:I tried to add proxies but it still cannot download keys, I wrote a spring boot application and redirect these domains to 127.0.0.1 and try to make it download from localhost where the keys is downloaded manually before and provided by same url and port. But from the log of spring boot there is no requests from the plugin and still cannot download keys and it retried over and over again.