Thanks for the quick reply Mauro. This might be more of a Maven question but I think it might be pertinent to other users I found out why maven wasn't pulling the 3.8 jar from the repo. It is because our project is a jBehave-web project.
The latest version of jBehave-web is 3.5.5 and that depends on jBehave 3.7.4. Maven resolved this by download and using the core 3.7.4 jar and ignoring my setting on my POM of jBehave-core version 3.8. I don't think this can be resolved (since the users don't manage jBehave web's pom) until there is a new Web release that depends on core 3.8. Am I correct in this assumption? One last maven question. On my local repo all the jbehave-core version 3.6 and below have the core jar AND the sources.jar, 3.7 and above only have the code jar and not the sources. I do see the sources.jar when I navigate to the maven repo on the browser. Do you know why maven stopped downloading them? Thanks, Enrique From: Mauro Talevi [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 11:24 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [jbehave-user] When will jbehave-core 3.8.0 be on Maven Central Hi Jorge, JBehave 3.7.5 and 3.8 are synched with Central. E.g. : http://repo2.maven.org/maven2/org/jbehave/jbehave/3.8/ But for some reason they don't appear in http://search.maven.org/ I'll try to get to the reason, but for the time being, you can simply pull it from Central as you would normally. Cheers PS: Thanks for your kind words - always appreciated :-) On 17/04/2013 19:22, Jorge Pombar wrote: Hi guys, Thanks as usual for the great project you guys run. We are currently stuck at version jbehave-core 3.6.8 (and web 3.5.4) because of the metaFilters bug (JBEHAVE-868<https://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JBEHAVE-868>). I took the latest 3.8 SNAPSHOT and confirmed that this issue is fixed. The problem is that on Maven Central I only see up to version 3.7.4. Do you know when will you push 3.8 to Maven Central? Thanks, Enrique
