New JADB release about jadb HOT 12 CLOSED

@SKART1 Yes, you are right! Thank you for a hint
@vidstige it works well. I haven't run your tests, but in my project it works without any noticeable problems

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@mikita-simanavets yo may refer any of them with the help of jitpack

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@SKART1 thank you a lot! Yes, JitPack doing what a want

dependencies {
    compile 'com.github.vidstige:jadb:master-SNAPSHOT'
}

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It is better to refer "stable" artifact if you are dealing with any build system. It guarantees same result for two builds.
Snapshot may refer to new artifact with new features/bugs, while referring commit will guarantee same jar
Try something like this:

dependencies {
    compile 'com.github.vidstige:jadb:master-f9cfdfa419'
}

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Wow, time really flies doesn't it? We should definitely make a new release with all the good stuff. Just to get a small sample here. Are you using the latest? Does it work well? If so I can tag a new release right away.

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Alright, I pushed a new branch with a commit and tag, see #79. I pushed a tag in there as well. Let me know if it looks good and we'll merge it

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Guys, it looks like you forgot to make a release. There is no information about new version at Releases page and at JitPack repository (both show v1.0.1 as latest). Please, make it. If I can help with it, please, let me know. Thank you!

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Oh, I thought all tags where automatically released. I just quickly summarized all the commits in a new relase - v1.1.0. I don't know if jitpack will pick it up, but lets keep an eye out.

Also do you gentlemen know of master should look? Should there be "1.2-SNAPSHOT" in the pom.xml file? 🤔

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It is already in jitpack:

What about pom.xml - there are different approaches but as for me the best way is to keep current version + SNAPSHOT string inside pom.xml

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Alright, cool, thanks. With "current", you mean the last released version or the version currently in the making? Are we good to go for now, in that case? Or should we go "1.2-SNAPSHOT"?

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I mean "the last released version" - but it is my IMHO based on discussions of pro and con of both approaches

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Alright. I've also heard sensible arguments for going with with the upcoming version, but lets go with this for now. Thanks for the initiative and help guys.

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