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io.github.scottg489:regex-directed-graph-line-parser
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A library for parsing lines in an ordered defined by a matching regular expression.
A regular expression parser for data structured on lines appearing in a consistent order.
To build and run unit tests simply run ./gradlew build
To run the CI build locally run ./test.sh
. Be sure to fill in the correct credentials in the script if necessary.
Note that you'll need to comment out the git clone
in infra/build/run.sh
otherwise it will fail since you've
mounted a directory where it will attempt to clone to.
Be sure to update the version in build.gradle
to a version not ending with -SNAPSHOT
. Then make a subsequent commit
with a snapshot for the next version. This will prevent old versions from being uploaded and staged in sonatype.
After artifacts are uploaded you'll need to manually release it here:
https://s01.oss.sonatype.org/#stagingRepositories
The steps to release are:
-SNAPSHOT
) so some may be in here. The release will fail if there are old artifacts because it
will refuse to overwrite an existing version.
The version can take a bit of time to show up in the main repository found here:
https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/io/github/scottg489/regex-directed-graph-line-parser/
It can also be found here I believe immediately:
FAQs
A library for parsing lines in an ordered defined by a matching regular expression.
We found that io.github.scottg489:regex-directed-graph-line-parser demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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