vasanthv/jsonbox

Wrapper for Java / JVM

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leonardiwagner commented

Hi, first of all, thanks for this amazing project! I've been using for a while then I decided to publish a Java wrapper version I've been using since there's no JVM wrapper yet.

The source-code and documentation is already done.

However, unhappily Java world isn't that easy to publish a library 😝 , we have to open and ticket to request, so I did: https://issues.sonatype.org/browse/OSSRH-52070

But they are requesting to publish a text file in your domain to use the "jsonbox" name on the library, such as https://jsonbox.io/javalib.txt with the ticket ID to be able to use that name

Add a TXT record to your DNS referencing this JIRA ticket: OSSRH-52070

So I'd like to ask you that favor to be able to publish this library as "jsonbox" on Java, otherwise the name would be "com.github.leonardiwagner.jsonbox" ...yes, a horribly horrible name 🎃

If you consider that when I got the approval to publish I update you to remove that .txt file from your domain, and I create the pull request to add this library in README.md

thanks! 👍

leonardiwagner commented

Second, do you have any interest in creating a "jsonbox" organization on GitHub? So we could transfer these wrapper repositories into the organization as well.. the contributing engagement, on these wrappers at least, could be higher.

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vasanthv commented

@leonardiwagner sure, we can do that. Is it .txt file or TXT record or both?

vasanthv commented

@leonardiwagner added a TXT record in the DNS panel. Let me know once they verified it. Thanks a lot for the contribution.

leonardiwagner commented

@vasanthv EDIT: sorry I didn't know what "TXT Record" meant (I thought it would be a text file 😅 ), it's just that TXT Record really, I'm gonna ask them to check that, thank you!

vasanthv commented

The JIRA ticket says Add a TXT record to your DNS referencing this JIRA ticket: OSSRH-52070 (Fastest). It's a DNS record to be added in the DNS control panel. I have added it and I think it should be enough. You can verify it here https://dnslookup.online/txt.html by giving the domain name.

leonardiwagner commented

@vasanthv it's done! You can remove the TXT record from your DNS, thank you!