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Fixing build / tests on Mac Os X 64 bit with JDK 7 that was failing due to Snappy compressor NL. #2
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For details, please refer to: xerial/snappy-java#6 Snappy native library is failing to load on 64 bit Mac Os X with JDK 7. Updating to 1.0.5 snapshot as a development dependency and adding Sonatype repositories to resolve the issue.
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Fixing build / tests on Mac Os X 64 bit with JDK 7 that was failing due to Snappy compressor NL.
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For details, please refer to: xerial/snappy-java#6
Snappy native library is failing to load on 64 bit Mac Os X with JDK 7. Updating to 1.0.5 snapshot as a development dependency and adding Sonatype repositories to resolve the issue.