I am trying to use the FontAwesomeFX library in my non-Maven project. However, it seems Maven is the only way the developer has chosen to provide the latest version of the library (9.1.2).
How do I get this imported into my IntelliJ IDEA project? The 9.1.2 version is not in the Maven repositories...
I have never used Maven, so I wouldn't know where to start.
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I need to open a gradle project, but IntelliJ doesn't support gradle versions below 3 (this one is in 2.7). I tried clicking the upgrade gradle version and reimport project link in the console, but that didn't work. I then tried to switch the boot JDK to java 8, but it says i can't go below 11. I have seen other people post in having the same problem in the same project, so I'm confident that switching the boot JDK will work. How do I do that?
I was having some issues where I was unable to get a build on a separate springBoot project. I read an online forum that recommended updating to the latest so I bumped it and immediately Intellij stopped recognizing the build.gradle and it was no longer recognized as a build tool. I attempted opening the build.gradle files and invalidating the caches and restarting, but Intellij wouldn't recognize it.
I attempted cloning the gradle spring-boot starter project and I saw the same thing (https://github.com/spring-guides/gs-spring-boot.git). It did, however, work when I just open the complete subfolder as it's own project. Are there specific steps I should be taking to allow Intellij to mark subprojects and use gradle as my build tool?
Update: I was running MacOS High Sierra and there were issues with the latest versions of openJDK and Gradle running on the machine. I ended up having to do a factory reset and getting up to the latest OS to make it work.
I deployed my library to maven central via sonatype. The library is released and I can access it from gradle. This is a library for Android, and I deployed it from Android Studio.
Recently, I updated some code and added new features to the library, so I want to update the library on Maven Central as well, but I couldn't find any info or guide on how to do it.
Should I just update version in the gradle.properties file and upload the library again via gradle uploadArchives?
I recently got on a new team and trying to setup the project requirements. Currently, I had Maven 3.1.1 on my system and I need Maven 3.3.9. If any one can tell me how to upgrade the version of maven, I would appreciate it. (I'm working on windows 10)
It's pretty simple - download maven from the official distribution archive
that is available at https://archive.apache.org/dist/maven/maven-3/3.3.9/binaries/. After that follow installation guide from maven documentation available at https://maven.apache.org/install.html.
Just remember that Maven 3.3.9 requires at least Java version 7.
For the development of my own SonarQube plugin, I am searching for the javadoc (api) of sonar-plugin-api-4.5.2, but I didn't find it on the internet. For the versions 3.x.x maven also downloaded the sources of the jar and so i was able to generate the javadoc out of it. But for the version 4.5.2 of sonar-plugin-api the sources are not part of the maven repository.
So my questions are:
Is there a javadoc/api for version 4.5.2 of sonar-plugin-api available online?
Or where can I get the source of the version 4.5.2 so that i can generate the javadoc?
Javadoc for all SonarQube versions can be found here: http://javadocs.sonarsource.org
And just a reminder: SonarQube is an open-source project, you can easily find on its website that its source are freely available on its GitHub repository: https://github.com/SonarSource/sonar