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At the moment, it's somewhat difficult for others to build Openinv, due to the large number of CraftBukkit versions it depends on. Perhaps we could introduce a system such as Gradle in order to make things easier?
I totally should... Just been too busy recently to do anything on my bukkit stuff...
I can probably take care of it.
Sounds great! Thanks for your help
I just realized it's impossible (at least legally) for me to accomplish this, because of the DMCA takedown against CraftBukkit. There's no place for me to pull those dependencies from.
O.o what happened
It's a long story. The Bukkit project is essentially dead now.
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Looks like things are back up, I'll push my maven file tonight.
I'm looking for that Maven Build file....I'm too stupid to figure out how to build it myself..Sorry. Can you please help?
I don't think it's been added here yet.
Agree....I see no POM.xml! Thanks.
There is still no pom xml right?
Building this stuff is pretty annoying...
But the code looks great :D
Anybody has any idea which repos I can use to grab previous builds (1.6.x-1.7.x) as well as the newer 1.8.x builds? I have a preliminary pom.xml but I have yet to finalize it into a commit.
That's the same roadblock I hit. There just aren't any legal repositories out there.
I got all the old sources local...Other than that...IDK. When you run buildtools.jar for Spigot it builds Bukkit and Craftbukkit, How are they doing that?
@MCTyler It looks like they compile it from the source repos here: https://hub.spigotmc.org/stash/projects/SPIGOT
It would be easier to drop support for old builds and only support latest.
Then others can manually compile Spigot/Bukkit themselves.
I ended up marking the other folders ignored to get it compiled and reference my latest .jar
I agree.
Should probably drop the previous versions support at one point anyway. I did it for my other plugin a while back, but these days I barely have enough time to even check and reply on comments...
Support for previous versions have been dropped in the latest versions of OpenInv, closing issue.