sbt/sbt-bintray

sken

@sken77

is this an actual room

im trying to publish to an organization but i doesnt let me do it sa "org.lktk" which is the standard on nexus

Martynas Mickevičius

@2m

Hi. What error are you getting?

sken

@sken77

nvm i got it work

Jem Mawson

@Synesso

It was very difficult to figure out how to join this chat. Maybe something needs tweaking. sbt/sbt-bintray#158

I'm in the process of syncing my bintray package with mvn-central. The validation comes back with:

Last Sync Status: Validation Failed
Last Sync Errors: Invalid POM: /stellar/scala/sdk/scala-stellar-sdk_2.12/0.1.4/scala-stellar-sdk_2.12-0.1.4.pom: Project URL missing, 
Developer information missing 
Missing Signature: '/stellar/scala/sdk/scala-stellar-sdk_2.12/0.1.4/scala-stellar-sdk_2.12-0.1.4-sources.jar.asc' does not exist for 'scala-stellar-sdk_2.12-0.1.4-sources.jar'. 
Missing Signature: '/stellar/scala/sdk/scala-stellar-sdk_2.12/0.1.4/scala-stellar-sdk_2.12-0.1.4.pom.asc' does not exist for 'scala-stellar-sdk_2.12-0.1.4.pom'. 
Missing Signature: '/stellar/scala/sdk/scala-stellar-sdk_2.12/0.1.4/scala-stellar-sdk_2.12-0.1.4-javadoc.jar.asc' does not exist for 'scala-stellar-sdk_2.12-0.1.4-javadoc.jar'. 
Missing Signature: '/stellar/scala/sdk/scala-stellar-sdk_2.12/0.1.4/scala-stellar-sdk_2.12-0.1.4.jar.asc' does not exist for 'scala-stellar-sdk_2.12-0.1.4.jar'. 
Dropping existing partial staging repository.

What's the right way to enable artifact signing?

Jem Mawson

@Synesso

I'm about to pick and choose from https://alexn.org/blog/2017/08/16/automatic-releases-sbt-travis.html to get this working. If either of you know of a guide that works with sbt-bintray please let me know.

Jem Mawson

@Synesso

That guide wasn't too helpful. Using gpg from terminal was a red herring. But looks like I've got it sorted now.

Martynas Mickevičius

@2m

I hope you have figured it by now.

When releasing through bintray, you need to either have artifact signing enables in bintray, so it does signing for you when syncing to maven central.

Or you need to sign it yourself before publishing, which is what publishSigned task does.

Jem Mawson

@Synesso

Thanks. I did the latter with sbt-pgp.

Luciano

@lJoublanc

I've uploaded a project to Bintray, and when trying to add it to JCenter from the link on the page, I get an error, as described in this SO question.

It appears that the link set by the plugin is not a correctly formated URL. Do you guys think this is a problem?

(it is of the form git@gitlab.com:lJoublanc/..., but should start with https:// I think.

Luciano

@lJoublanc

I've opened #163 for this

Gavin Bisesi

@Daenyth

:wave: I'm trying sbt-bintray for the first time, and I'm seeing that when I sbt publish, it's pushing jars to both my bintrayOrganization and my personal user repository - how can I avoid it publishing to my personal one?

Martynas Mickevičius

@2m

Hi. Are the same jars being published to different repos? My guess would be that different sub-projects in your build are using different bintrayOrganization.

Note that by default bintrayOrganization is set to your bintray username by sbt-bintray.

Gavin Bisesi

@Daenyth

hmm, I'll check that

Loránd Szakács

@lorandszakacs

hello folks, how exactly do I link a multi-module sbt build — which I previously published on sonatype as multiple jars library-moduleX, library-moduleY, etc. — under one single bintray package called library while still ensuring that all the files corresponding to each module are added there. So far I've only been able to make sbt implicitely create a bunch of packages, each named after the individual module (e.g. library-moduleX) :sweat_smile: — I really need this, because I have like 15 modules, and I don't want to go to each one individually and link them to JCenter :sweat_smile: , especially since over time some dissappear, others get added, etc.

Loránd Szakács

@lorandszakacs

a, found how. Set key bintrayPackage := "library" in each module.

Matthias Deja

@Madoc

Hello! I am getting the error "(bintrayEnsureBintrayPackageExists) was not able to find or create a package for jackadull in Repo(jackadull,maven) named delme" when trying to publish.

However, the package does in fact exist. I have already googled a lot for the error message, and tried some minor variants, but nothing helped.

The build is just a test for Bintray releases, and therefore is quite a minimal SBT project. The only thing of note that publishing happens to a package of an organization, not of a user.

You can check out the sources here: https://github.com/jackadull/delme

Any help is appreciated!

Matthias Deja

@Madoc

Okay, got it resolved quite easily. bintrayRepository was missing, that was all.

sken

@sken77

im getting that error. im on windows btw

Greg Zoller

@gzoller

G'day folks... I'm struggling to publish a hello-world app. I'm getting:

[error] stack trace is suppressed; run last bintrayEnsureBintrayPackageExists for the full output
[error] (bintrayEnsureBintrayPackageExists) java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException: java.io.IOException: Remotely closed

In my build.sbt I've defined: bintrayOrganization, bintrayReleaseOnPublish, bintrayRepository, bintrayPackage, bintrayPackageLabels. The repo exists, but this is a first-publish, so the package doesn't exist yet. Credentials are valid and in the ~/.bintray/.credentials file.

My full build.sbt:

scalaVersion := "2.13.1" //"2.13.0" //"2.12.3"

resolvers += "co.blocke ivy resolver" at "https://dl.bintray.com/blocke/releases"
libraryDependencies ++= Seq("co.blocke" %% "scalajack" % "6.2.0")


val pubSettings = Seq(
  // publishMavenStyle := true,
  bintrayOrganization := Some("blocke"),
  bintrayReleaseOnPublish in ThisBuild := false,
  licenses += ("Apache-2.0", url("http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0")),
  bintrayRepository := "provisional",
  bintrayPackage := "bogus",
  bintrayPackageLabels := Seq("scala")
)

lazy val bogus = (project in file("."))
  .settings(pubSettings: _*)
  .settings(
      version := "0.6.x-0-SPECIAL",
    moduleName := "bogus",
    description := "blah",
    // autoScalaLibrary := false,
    // crossPaths := false,
    // sbtPlugin := false,
    javacOptions in Compile ++= List("-target", "1.8", "-source", "1.8"),
    javacOptions in (Compile, doc) --= List("-target", "1.8")
  )

Greg Zoller

@gzoller

For jollies, I went into Bintray and manually created package bogus. Still got the same error on publish.

Greg Zoller

@gzoller

nm. I think I was having proxy issues. Tried another computer and publishing was ok.

Arsene Tochemey Gandote

@Tochemey

Hello I would like to know whether I can use sbt-bintray to pusblish to Jfrog Artifactory

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