Maven down?
clienthax opened this issue · 23 comments
Issue Description:
Unable to pull
http://tehnut.info/maven/mcp/mobius/waila/Hwyla/1.8.20-B35_1.12/Hwyla-1.8.20-B35_1.12.pom
http://tehnut.info/maven/mcp/mobius/waila/Hwyla/1.8.20-B35_1.12/Hwyla-1.8.20-B35_1.12.jar
What happens:
Dependency is not found
What you expected to happen:
For it to be found
Steps to reproduce:
repositories {
maven { url "http://tehnut.info/maven" }
}
dependencies {
deobfCompile "mcp.mobius.waila:Hwyla:1.8.20-B35_1.12"
}
You should (?) now be able to switch the maven endpoint to https://maven.tehnut.info to pull the following builds:
No, the server denies access with a 403: Forbidden error code:
https://maven.tehnut.info/mcp/mobius/waila/Hwyla/1.8.26-B41_1.12.2/Hwyla-1.8.26-B41_1.12.2.pom
Trying to browse the maven repo still produces access denied for me. I'm only able to access the files with direct links.
Edit: Without being able to browse the maven repo, I had to guess that the url was https://maven.tehnut.info/mcp/mobius/waila/Hwyla/fabric-1.16.1-1.9.22-75/Hwyla-fabric-1.16.1-1.9.22-75.pom. It took me a bit of time to figure this out, but if anyone else needs the link for the latest version of Hywla as of this writing, here it is.
Edit 2: It appears the link I posted broke since I've posted it.
That link never would have worked in the first place. The artifact does not include -fabric in the name. The correct URL for the latest Fabric build is https://maven.tehnut.info/mcp/mobius/waila/Hwyla/1.16.1-1.9.22-75/Hwyla-1.16.1-1.9.22-75.jar.
Also, it's a CDN. It's not supposed to be browseable. I'm working on a solution to that, but I haven't had time to put into it.
Yep, I must have copied the wrong link I was experimenting with. Looking at the POM I downloaded, I didn't have fabric in the name. Thanks!
I'm trying to get Hywla to work in my development environment. That way I can work on adding support for Hywla in my mod. I'm trying to get Gradle to download it and remap the jar for the development environment.
Currently, Gradle refuses to even look at maven.tehnut.info even though it's in my repository list, so I'm not sure if remapping works for Hywla yet (I had successfully loaded TechReborn and Mod Menu using the same method I'm trying to load Hywla with).
Edit: I should mention, I'm trying to do this in a way so that anyone who clones the repo can perform the tests themselves without having to go through this setup again while at the same time not redistributing any 3rd party jars.
Edit 2: Here's a build scan. https://scans.gradle.com/s/xifzofky52nay
It appears that gradle is contacting the repo, but it stops before it gets to resolve Hywla. It is searching for eclipse dependencies for some reason on the repo. It gets 403 errors across the board, so my guess is it gives up?
So, I got the dependency to download. I just now need to figure out how to get the jar to be remapped so I can load it in the development environment. That is outside of the scope of this issue report, so I'll be leaving this issue alone now.
We are probably going to mirror the API artifact since everytime the Maven goes down, so does our build :-|
TehNut, in the meantime while you are working on fixing the Maven, can you post a dev jar to Curseforge which doesn't remap classes such as Identifier to class_2960? That would help greatly as then people can get the development jar directly from Curseforge by using https://github.com/Wyn-Price/CurseMaven.
Edit: I should also mention, having https://maven.tehnut.info/ greatly slows down Gradle's ability to process my builds. Loading gradle in debug mode shows that a lot of dependencies get 403'd even though this particular repo is in the bottom of my list of repos. Taking this Maven out makes Gradle work in seconds instead of the indeterminate amount of time it would have taken, plus I get no 403s (also taking out Hywla too of course). So, I'm looking for an alternative that doesn't spit out a bunch of 403s and works quickly. I believe the 403s slow Gradle down for some reason, maybe having to do with logging?
But it is fixed.
I should also mention, this Maven is the only one that goes out on me a lot too and looking at it in my browser shows that the site is inaccessible (which could be the other reason Gradle is so slow).
https://maven.tehnut.info/mcp/mobius/waila/Hwyla/1.8.26-B41_1.12.2/Hwyla-1.8.26-B41_1.12.2.pom is downloading the file properly for me. maven.tehnut.info is just a CNAME for tehnut-mod-maven.sfo2.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com, which has not had an availability issue since June 28th.