Yeah - I'd rather not have a drive we push things to, since we already
have a file hosting solution in the maven central repo, and we can
deeply link right into it from the wiki. Mostly I'm wanting to make
sure we aren't building the big .zip for no reason, and if there is a
good reason, then I want to make it a trivial and automated part of the
same process we use to upload the other artifacts.
c.
On 20 Mar 2014, at 18:22, Robert Voliva wrote:
FWIW, I'm fine with just a link to the maven repo containing the
artifacts.
Honestly I don't even need that, as it's not very hard to find a
library
you're looking for in the maven interwebs, even for those of us that
don't
use maven. I could see it being nice to have for people who come to
Guice
for the first time though.
On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 8:00 PM, Sam Berlin <[email protected]> wrote:
For folks not using Maven, what do you think of creating a shared
Drive
folder and uploading arbitrary artifacts to it, with a link on the
download
or main page.
sam
On Mar 20, 2014 8:54 PM, "Christian Gruber" <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hey folks. I'm nearly pushing a Guice 4.0-beta4 out, but there have
been some developments in terms of code.google.com. We are no longer
able to upload artifacts to code.google.com for download hosting, so
I
have in mind to build some of the things we used to host there, and
have
them as supplementary maven artifacts (and then just give direct
links so
people can download them even if they don't use maven.)
To figure this out, I need to know what people are actually using.
The
master zip file and the no*aop jar were the two things we typically
hosted for direct download. Are people using either of those? The
no*aop
jar is already available in the maven repository, so really I'm just
trying
to see who uses the master .zip file, and if it's important to keep
shipping it.
If people don't care about having the big zip, we can just publish
direct
download links on the main project wiki for the important elements
for
those who aren't building with maven (or something that uses the
maven repo
ecosystem).
Thoughts?
In the short-term, I'm just going to release 4.0-beta4 with just the
current maven artifacts, which includes java8 support and a few
other
things, so people can get started. But by beta5 or rc1 (i.e.,
hopefully
within a few weeks) we can get this sorted out.
christian.
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Injection
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