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Build fails because Unauthorized dependency #1206
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I'm not seeing this problem, but sometimes build problems can happen due to VPN, and also you could try deleting your gradle cache, |
I've already tried this but no success. I am not using VPN. The artifact's URL is protected with authentication for my location:
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I am also running into the issue while trying to package haveno in nixpkgs, refer to bisq-network/bisq#5807 for likely related details. Ideally we should be using different source for the dependency as jitpack is unreliable and with history of region-related issues and data sanity. Relevant code block: https://github.com/haveno-dex/haveno/blob/master/build.gradle#L320C9-L322C114 CC @JesusMcCloud heads-up about the availability of the source code. |
Yeah, I saw it by chance when Github workflows CI started after 'Sync Fork' And only in the Win build. Linux and Macos ran through: https://github.com/boldsuck/haveno/actions/runs/10318742896
Link of JesusMcCloud wants user and password ;-) EDIT: |
Sorry, I did not realize anyone was still using it. I shelved it because AFAIK it was forked and (contrary to my original repo) maintained by bisq. |
Thanks for chiming in @JesusMcCloud :) This issue should be resolved now with this PR from @bvcxza to remove the transitive dependency override: #1208 Please reopen if there's still any issue. |
Just as a note (in case anyone ever needs it), the origin of the code is here: Given its age, it's no wonder that ADD_ONION can't do a lot of things. |
This issue is still appearing when running CI tests for haveno-ts: https://github.com/haveno-dex/haveno-ts/actions/runs/10422781708/job/28869363554?pr=305
Wondering what we can do to fix it now? |
Fixed by updating the haveno submodule within the haveno-pricenode project, which was still using the old dependency. |
haveno-pricenode is 3rd party right? EDIT: mb missunderstood the answer, feel free to ignore |
It depends on build geo/ip location.
Maybe related #132
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