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[WIP] Updating for Bacting 0.0.40 #9
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@cthoyt, I have some problems with the internal logic. The dependencies do not seem to be downloaded properly. Do you have any clue what is going on?
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So this is probably an upstream issue with scijava |
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Maybe I'm making progress on other fronts... now running into this issue: sphinx-doc/sphinx#10491 |
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Yes, indeed, thanks for finding that fix. Unfortunately the implicit default for english was removed and every repository needs this update :/ |
As far as the maven resolution, it seems that something is relying on a version of
This page says that only version 1.1.1 and 1.1.2 exist - https://search.maven.org/artifact/org.osgi/org.osgi.service.prefs |
yes, but far as I know both fall in the range But I am considering this lead and in the progress of releasing Bacting 0.0.40 which depends on the new Eclipse core libraries that came up. Another lead I have been trying is a comment somewhere that JGO has a hashing issue and mixing up versions in the local cache... that's why I tried deleting |
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Okay, we're not the only ones having the issue :( And the root cause if identified here: eclipse-equinox/equinox.bundles#54 They also mention the removal of bundles from Maven Central here. |
So, Bacting 0.0.40 should fix it. It depends on the fixed libraries, but JGO/ScyJava is not picking up the libraries correctly. Here's the dependencies:
But note that ScyJava is still looking for the old (wrong:
Well, obvious because it's depending on the wrong |
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On the upside, at least I can reproduce it locally now. Maybe a confounding ScyJava bug after all? |
I filed an issue to indicate pybacting is currently uninstallable: #11 |
Okay, the workaround for the Eclipse problem worked. But now I got other problems (that should not even exist). |
Replacing this with a clean new PR. |
I do squash and merge exclusively on my projects so it’s not strictly necessary to open a new PR, just for future reference |
Yeah, I know. It was more for myself, so that I can see better what is happening. |
This brings in @bioregistry support: