Hi All,
I try build war by executing ./gradlew buildWar. But turn out it fail due to fail download dependecy (see my screenshot). Neet help here to solve this issue
hi @knstvk, could you help me regarding this issue, or is there another way to build separate war without executing gradlew command, Thanks
Hi all,
Whats happen with dependency links
https://repo.cuba-platform.com/content/groups/premium/com/haulmont/charts/charts-web-toolkit/6.10.15/charts-web-toolkit-6.10.15-web.zip
I suppose can download it, since I already buy perpetual license from cuba
Hi,
Please ensure that your environment is configured correctly when using premium add-ons:
https://doc.cuba-platform.com/manual-7.2/access_to_repo.html#access_to_premium_repo
I’m using cuba 6.10.15 , I remember with current config, I can build war smoothly last year
this is my cuba configuration, I’m using cuba version 6.10.x
Hi @arifian.prahata
Could you confirm that you have credentials in ~/.gradle/gradle.properties as explained in the docs, for example
premiumRepoUser=111111222222
premiumRepoPass=abcdefabcdef
Oke, it turnout I must build my project using cuba studio first, thanks for support all @knstvk & @AlexBudarov
Excuse me, but CUBA Studio doesn’t do any magic.
Although it does put premium credentials automatically to the gradle.properties based on your subscription key, when you add new premium repository or premium add-on to the project:
https://youtrack.cuba-platform.com/issue/STUDIO-6923
So just building the project in Studio shouldn’t be the solution to the problem.
According to your build.gradle script, you either have repository credentials in the ~/.gradle/gradle.properties file, or in the environment variables.
Can you please check your environment? It may help other developers in the future who are confused with similar build errors.