Hi i am very glad to see the svnkit:1.7+ in the Maven Central, but there is a problem that prevents its use. The following error will prevent the building of anything that depends on svnkit:1.7.4-v1 and uses only the Maven Central repository: === Could not find artifact de.regnis.q.sequence:sequence-library:jar:1.0.2 in central (http://repo.maven.apache.org/maven2) ===
The svnkit:1.7.4-v1 references de.regnis.q.sequence:sequence-library:jar:1.0.2 which is not present in the Maven Central. This effectively makes it impossible to use the svnkit:1.7.4-v1 without referencing the additional repository http://maven.tmatesoft.com/content/repositories/releases/. Please review the possible solutions in the order from the best to not so good: 1) find a way to upload de.regnis.q.sequence:sequence-library:jar:1.0.2 into the Maven Central. This will allow to use the already existing svnkit:1.7.4-v1 without any modifications or additional releases. 2) if you can not upload de.regnis.q.sequence:sequence-library:jar:1.0.2 under its original name, then upload it under custom svnkit-related group, as was done with the trilead-ssh:build213-svnkit-1.3-patch before, and release svnkit:1.7.4-v2 with the corrected dependency. 3) if it is not possible to upload de.regnis.q.sequence:sequence-library:jar:1.0.2 into the Maven Central at all due to licensing or some other issues, then svnkit:1.7.4-v1 in the Maven Central is useless, and the only option is to stop bothering the with Central and use the http://maven.tmatesoft.com/content/repositories/releases/ repository. This is sadly the worst option because it will propagate to all artifacts that depend on the svnkit - they will not be able to release new versions into the Maven Central too, and will have to use their own repositories, and this will propagate to their users and so on (fail cascade =\ ) -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/svnkit%3A1.7.4-v1-in-Central-has-unresolved-dependency-that-prevents-its-use-tp33765913p33765913.html Sent from the SVNKit - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
