00:19 <hichhiker> do people use maven to build jruby projects/add dependencies?

00:20 <hichhiker> We have an aging project that did that, but the repo seems to be permanently down, so I was wondering what is the current way of managing dependencies with jRuby

00:25 <headius> Hello! So it is the gem server that you are missing

00:26 <headius> The feature you want to replace that with is mavengems, which works entirely on the client side and fetches gems directly from RubyGems.org

00:32 <hichhiker> yeah, seems like our setup used torquebox.org - which is gone ☹️

00:33 <hichhiker> We tried mavengems but it did not work initially, and I did not try harder 😕 If that is commonly used, will try again

00:33 <headius> JRuby itself uses that to pull down gems we ship

00:34 <headius> We kept that server running for a while but there's no need for it anymore. Unfortunately we've done a poor job of communicating the new way

00:40 <hichhiker> Will definitely try it again

00:47 <headius> Yeah I hope that gets you up and working again! Let us know if you run into any issues

00:49 <hichhiker> To be clear, we are talking about this: https://github.com/jruby/mavengem/tree/master/mavengem-wagon

00:50 <headius> That's it

00:50 <hichhiker> Ok, will try it again. Thank you.

00:51 <headius> The JRuby build is a little weird but you can look at that for some tips (maybe look at the XML instead of the .rb polyglot maven stuff that generates them)

00:58 <hichhiker> hmm, I am missing something, not seeing any references to `mavengem` in JRuby's pom file....

01:19 <headius> try lib/pom.*

01:19 <headius> we pull them to populate the Ruby standard library under lib