Christian P. Lerch
Christian P. Lerch
Found a simple workaround: - First install libssl1.1 from here: http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/o/openssl/libssl1.1_1.1.1n-0+deb11u1_amd64.deb - Then install espanso-wayland as described here: https://espanso.org/docs/install/linux/#deb-wayland
This is still an issue! Postgresql 14.2 repmgr 5.3.1 Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS Please fix this bug, or document it.
Sorry, sorry, sorry. Please close this one, 'cause I managed somehow to get it going. Will post about the real reason, if I can find it. Thanks.
Couldn't find a reference to mavenlocal in the docs, though.
Well, it simply wont lookup dependencies in the local maven repo `~/.m2` when you try to declare such dependency that only resides there but not in a public repo. E.g....
Alright, there is some news on this issue: jbang indeed resolves by default dependencies from the local maven repo, but only if the repository resides in its default path `~/.m2/repository`....
Good to know. In my case (Windows 10 Pro) it did work after I copied the dependency to the default repository path. What's your OS/platform Andreas?
> Just a test, but could you try to run `jbang info tools ` and perhaps share its output? Or at least check if the paths it shows are correct?...