Help finding where extra maven repos configured

[paulrobinson]

Hello,

A while ago I created: https://github.com/paulrobinson/jira-field-usage/blob/main/run.java.

It imports com.atlassian.jira:jira-rest-java-client-api:3.0.0 and com.atlassian.jira:jira-rest-java-client-core:3.0.0 which I think comes from an Atlassian maven repo. However, I have not set a //REPOS in the run.java.

The following command works for me on my machine, but not for others.

jbang https://github.com/paulrobinson/jira-field-usage/blob/main/run.java  --jira-server https://issues.redhat.com -u '<jira_username>' -p '<jira_password>' --project QUARKUS

I forget how I made JBang find the Atlassian dependencies. I don't have a ~/.m2/settings.xml. Can you provide some pointers as to where it might be set? I'd like to remove the global setting and move it into the script, so that it's self-contained and works for others.

Thanks,

Paul.

[maxandersen]

my first guess is that you are using older jbang which use jcenter by default as opposed to mavencentral.

did that change when it was announced jcenter is going away.

To make your script same as before add //REPOS jcenter, mavencentral to have it explicitly use jcenter and seocndary mavencentral. you might not need mavencentral though.

[maxandersen]

just verified that just adding //REPOS jcenter then dependencies get resolved.

[maxandersen]

btw. looks like https://packages.atlassian.com/maven/repository/public is the atlassian backed location to get things from

[paulrobinson]

Thanks Max. To make this work after jcenter disappears, I understand we should specify the https://packages.atlassian.com/maven/repository/public repo in the //REPOS bit?

[maxandersen]

yeah seems like that.

[paulrobinson]

Thanks. We've set it to the following, and it works:

//REPOS mavencentral,atlassian=https://packages.atlassian.com/maven/repository/public

[maxandersen]

oh and update your jbang :)

[paulrobinson]

Done, I can now reproduce the problem.