Hi Bruce, Thank you for moving the source code to Github. I wonder if you'd be open to taking the next step... let's say for cb2xml, for a start, and install the artifact on Maven Central. The background to this is: some companies have security policies that make it much easier to adopt JARs that are on some such widely-used platforms. Also, some companies rely on repositories like Artifactory to do some pre-selection for them...but Artifactory, in turn, only pulls from sources like Maven Central....
That's very cool. If you're not used to Git, it can feel a bit odd for the first few months. But, sounds like you still have your IDE hooked up to Sourceforge's SVN for now?
The good thing about sites like Github, is not just that they're built on top of Git, but also that they make contributions easy. Other people can fork a repo, make changes and then submit pull-requests back to the main repo, for approval. Since you're the main (maybe only?) developer, the key question would be your own comfort level with using Git as a repo, and also whether the development tools you use would support it well. It may be possible to get people to help make the move, and get things...
I looked into how one would do this, specifically for SourceForge repos. Found this thread, saying that SourceForge does not have an integration: https://sourceforge.net/p/forge/site-support/18851/ It also indicates that if one uses Git within Sourceforge, one could have another Git repo in a place like Github, which could pull from the Sourceforge one...and then integrat with maven Central from that clone Which brings me to a new question: How committed are you to staying on SVN and staying within...
Hi, Searching Maven Central (https://search.maven.org/) I don't see JRecord there, but from the discussion above it sounds like you'd done that at some point. Any thoughts on putting newly released versions on Maven Central ? Having them there makes it super easy for anyone to point to them, pick up newer versions, and so on.
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