Publish artefacts for new version 1.9.8/1.9.9 to maven central

[sylvainlaurent]

when I run the DSL with plugin 1.9.8 I see some deprecation warnings in the logs of the bamboo job.

But I don't see them in IntelliJ if I set the dependency to version 1.9.7.
I tried to upgrade to 1.9.8 but the artefacts are not on maven central...

[mrueegg]

Hi,

1.9.8 and 1.9.9 were both releases that targeted the Bamboo plug-in only. No changes were necessary for the DSL part, so we didn't publish a new library for them. But I think we will do this anyway in the future to be always in sync between the plug-in and DSL versions.

Could you please show me the deprecations you got with 1.9.8 compared to 1.9.7 in IntelliJ? That would help me much. Thanks

[sylvainlaurent]

I have warnings in bamboo like these:

simple	01-Feb-2018 09:54:04	Plan DSL: warning: (build_plans.groovy:137): scheduled is deprecated
simple	01-Feb-2018 09:54:04	Plan DSL: warning: (build_plans.groovy:168): watchers is deprecated

but when I look at the source code of ch.mibex.bamboo.plandsl.dsl.triggers.Triggers#scheduled(groovy.lang.Closure) (see

bamboo-plan-dsl-plugin/src/main/groovy/ch/mibex/bamboo/plandsl/dsl/triggers/Triggers.groovy

Line 62 in e382b82

void scheduled(@DelegatesTo(value = ScheduledTrigger, strategy = Closure.DELEGATE_FIRST) Closure closure) {

) it's not marked as deprecated...

it would be nice if both warnings were aligned because it's much easier to do it in the IDE!�

[mrueegg]

Hi @sylvainlaurent

Both methods are deprecated if they are used with a description (scheduled) or an event (watchers). Here's an example:

triggers {
            scheduled("test") {
                
            }
}

Intellij marks this as deprecated. Which method overload of scheduled and watchers are you using?

[sylvainlaurent]

Hello @mrueegg ,
the trigger is declared like this:

            triggers {
                bitbucketServerRepositoryTriggered {}
                scheduled() {
                    description('every week')
                    cronExpression('0 0 23 ? * WED')
                }
            }

[mrueegg]

@sylvainlaurent Thanks a lot for the example. I was able to reproduce it. Will now try to solve this and get back to you.