Deploy new version into Maven Central

[mparis]

Hello,
I am working with WSS and it works well ;).
I have got it downloading the source code and installing it in local with maven, but I want to use Maven Central dependency (http://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.java-websocket/Java-WebSocket).
The problem is that the current version is 1.3.0 and WSS is available in 1.3.1-SNAPSHOT version.
As I see, the code is stable since few months ago. So, is it possible to deploy a new release to Maven Central?

[aiQon]

+1

[jpaulm]

Totally agree! We are trying to build a Maven pom using 1.3.1, and it looks like the best way currently is to use a local repository. I am a total Maven ignoramus, so I was surprised that I got it working! Moving the new release to Maven central would simplify things enormously! TIA

[jpaulm]

OK We have moved to Gradle from Maven - it seems a lot simpler! However I am still curious why 1.3.1 isn't the "official" version, seeing that our test cases work with 1.3.1 and don't with 1.3.0... 1.3.1 doesn't even show up as a release in https://github.com/TooTallNate/Java-WebSocket/releases . And build.gradle is showing 1.2.1-SNAPSHOT, which presumably is even older! Could someone clarify the status of the various releases? @TooTallNate or @Davidiusdadi ...?

[BenDavidJamin]

+1

[xolan]

Another +1.

[Mathbl]

+1
Is someone listening?

[jasminsehic]

@TooTallNate and @Davidiusdadi I've added a pull request: #298 that adds a Leiningen project that makes it relatively easy to build and deploy Java-WebSocket jar to clojars.org repository until Maven issues are sorted out. I've pushed up 1.3.1 to Clojars.org myself for time being and you can see commit 05d2e2e jar at https://clojars.org/org.java-websocket/java-websocket labeled as version 1.3.1.

Please let me know your Clojars.org usernames and I will add you as project members there. For others you can add http://clojars.org/repo as an external Maven repository to start using version 1.3.1

[daluu]

@jasminsehic I have question for you under your pull request.

[daluu]

Also, for others, if clojars repo doesn't seem to be working for you, or you want to host this project's JAR in internal repo or locally with your project, you can do something like what I did here:

https://gist.github.com/daluu/52af7eef52563ddf78fe

it's no big deal for those of us who are using maven anyways, so build your own copy of the latest JAR with maven and then package it for local hosting or dependency management. Granted having an official public repo to pull from is better.

[marci4]

I pushed an update to clojars.

Greetings
marci4