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BeanShell 2.1.0 not on Maven Central #603
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I'm doubling the question. @pgiffuni , @Pilot-Pirx , @stain , isn't it possible to add new release to maven central? Some other libraries like maven-enforcer-plugin depend on an old 2.0b4 version. |
Sorry, I am not a maintainer of the code, just fixed some typos recently... ;-) |
I’ll try to figure out how to get it over to maven central.
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I'm doubling the question. @pgiffuni <https://github.com/pgiffuni> ,
@Pilot-Pirx <https://github.com/Pilot-Pirx> , @stain
<https://github.com/stain> , isn't it possible to add new release to
maven central? Some other libraries like maven-enforcer-plugin depend on an
old 2.0b4 version.
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Hmm.. either stainl or nickl can do that. I think it was discussed in the issue related to a next "inminnent" release ;) |
Any news here? Afaik beanshell is being used in a lot of projects (according to https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.beanshell/bsh/2.0b5/usages), previous beta-version has even more usages 🙀 |
Bumping this as it has been another month - are there any updates? |
Ping. |
Can we involve someone who can fix this? This is a real bummer. |
This is a duplicate issue, see #561 and as discussed there (and also spelled out on the project Readme): Making of a new release is pending testing and resolution of the outstanding 200 odd issues that were imported from the sourceforge and google code projects. The reason for holding back the release is to motivate the community to lend a hand and help work through the outstanding issues, or they will never be resolved. The original poster are not even the owners anymore as they were registered on the other platforms. This task is too big for the project team to resolve and we therefor urge the community to please take ownership of the outstanding issues and assist in getting them resolved. So to the question who can make a release? It is not up to the team, but all up to you! The quicker we kill off all the outstanding issues, the sooner we can see release of Beanshell 3.0. I must say, coming here to a duplicate issue created when the information you seek and the remedy is easily found, right on the project home page. Instead of rolling up sleeves and answering the call for assistance these users instead opt for nagging and entitlement. Shame on you, but that is not the worst part, imagine how you are motivating the team to pour more of their precious time and effort into such ungrateful and selfish attitudes. Makes me sick! Closed: Duplicate Best ship this foul tasting experience to /dev/null. I will not respond to further comments on this thread again, if you are keen to see a release you know what to do. See you on the outstanding issues, and we consider it a clean sheet. |
@nickl- Dude... WTF? I suggest you calm down and read this thread again. Nobody here is asking for a perfect 3.0.0 release. Literally nobody in this thread. However, there is a tag and a record of a 2.1.0 release that has some incremental improvements and this 2.1.0 release is missing from Maven Central. That's it. |
Any update on this? I know 3.0 isn't ready, but 2.1.0 still isn't on Maven Central |
Release 2.1.0 was broken, happened before the fork merges and we cannot maintain that. The only version we are maintaining is master branch version 3.0 and we will release that as soon as the outstanding issues are resolved. Please assist with the outstanding issues as they were ported from other repositories like sourceforge and therefor do not have owners anymore. It is up to the community to take ownership of the outstanding issues and assist us to get through them. The sooner they are done the sooner we'll have a release. Thank you for your understanding. P.S. |
We do not need a perfect release. We need non-regressing incremental improvement release that fixes vulnerabilities. |
At the very least, we should:
1. Provide a replacement for 2.0b6 which is broken. 2.1.1 works at least
as well (v2 branch)
2. Provide for a 3.0.0b1
IMO at least.
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We do not need a perfect release. We need non-regressing incremental
improvement release that fixes vulnerabilities.
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Reopened issue to look at new releases. |
Another option would be to review the Roadmap and maybe postpone/delay some future features for a later release. Let's assess the current 3.0.0-snapshot and see how it aligns with the roadmap and see what's in, what's out and what can wait. Just my 2c ;) |
v3.0.0 was ready for release but we needed a way to close the sourceforge issues. I also vote for a single release instead of maintaining two separate version trees. There were some new issues that came up in the time being but they can be resolved within the next week or two allowing us time to wrap a Christmas bow around a release. |
As per discussions in previous threads and emails, I've gone ahead and
released 2.1.1 as the last gasp of the 2.x history of BeanShell.
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v3.0.0 was ready for release but we needed a way to close the sourceforge
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There were some new issues that came up in the time being but they can be
resolved within the next week or two allowing us time to wrap a Christmas
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@jimjag Will 2.1.1 be released on Maven Central? I don't see it there. |
If the rest of the BeanShell team approve then someone will push it to MC
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+1 for release Just keep in mind there will be no further support on the 2.x branch we need to get 3.0 shipped. |
Who can push the v2.1.1 artifacts to Maven Central?? |
I was under the impression you were going to do it, wasn't this why we organized Sonatype access for you? |
@jimjag, @nickl-, @stain |
Hi,
The 2.1.0 release of BeanShell has not been published to Maven Central unlike previous releases. Is there a reason for this and could it be published?
In your README.md you say that:
'Beanshell releases are published to Maven Central.'
Note also that your link to Maven Central in the README is no longer valid and should be https://repo.maven.apache.org/maven2/ AFAIK.
Regards
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