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org.bonitasoft.connectors:bonita-connector-twitter
Connector to interact with Twitter API's from Bonita
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DEPRECATED
With the API changes and the move from Twitter to X, this connector is no longer expected to work.
It is now deprecated and will not get updated. No replacement is planned.
Twitter Connector
Build
Clone or fork this repository, then at the root of the project run:
./mvnw
Release
In order to create a new release:
- On the release branch, make sure to update the pom version (remove the -SNAPSHOT)
- Run the action 'Create release', set the version to release as parameter
- When the action is completed, do not forget to manage the release on the nexus (close and release)
- Update the
masterwith the next SNAPSHOT version.
Contributing
We would love you to contribute, pull requests are welcome! Please see the CONTRIBUTING.md for more information.
License
The sources and documentation in this project are released under the GPLv2 License
FAQs
Connector to interact with Twitter API's from Bonita
We found that org.bonitasoft.connectors:bonita-connector-twitter 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.
Package last updated on 26 Aug 2020
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