The project was adapted to RxJava v3.0.1 by pvnhome · Pull Request #94 · ReactiveX/RxJavaFX

@pvnhome

The project was adapted to RxJava v3.0.1 and successfully tested.

@Speljohan

Any chance you could add this to Maven central repository so that i can make use of it before the PR is accepted? I'm trying to avoid cluttering my project with more source modules than i have to.

Thanks in advance, and great work!

@pvnhome

I use it from my local Maven and Ivy repositories :-(

@Speljohan

I use it from my local Maven and Ivy repositories :-(

This would have been fine for me as well, but unfortunately my project has several team members, so It's not an ideal solution :/

@thomasnield

I missed this memo, sorry. I will get on this right now.

@Speljohan

Thanks, I appreciate it :)

@thomasnield

I am confused by the deployment error:

could not upload to 'https://api.bintray.com/content/reactivex/RxJava/RxJavaFX/RxJavaFX/io/reactivex/rxjava3/rxjavafx/3.0.0/rxjavafx-3.0.0-sources.jar': HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden [message:Version 'RxJavaFX' has been published for more than 365 days. Files can only be uploaded to a version within 365 days from its publish date.]

@Speljohan

This looks like an artificial limitation in the Rest API for Bintray.

Optionally publishing the uploaded artifact(s) as part of uploading (off by default). Additional content can be uploaded to a published version within 365 days from its publish date.

From some googling, it looks like this can be resolved in a variety of ways, ranging from deleting the version to using an update command that bumps the version instead.

@Speljohan

I've taken the liberty of creating a Bintray account and publishing a snapshot of the current github repository in case anyone wants to use it in their projects with maven. It can be found here:
https://bintray.com/speljohan/rxjavafx-mirror

I've never used bintray before, but i think i set it up correctly. If not, let me know!

@thomasnield

@Speljohan would it be okay if I made you a collaborator? At this point I need to share ownership with someone since I'm busy with some other initiatives.

@Speljohan

I can't promise any huge commitment due to my life situation, but I'll do what i can!

@thomasnield

Thank you, I'm kind of in the same boat. If we can recruit other folks to help I am all for that. My bandwidth is strained now and my work has been changing in nature a lot.

I'll see if I can subscribe to get notifications at least.

@Speljohan

I'll at the the very least get the automatic gradle builds back up and running and add RxJava 3 support. Maybe we can get it more coherently organized using GitHub Projects?

@thomasnield

@Speljohan sounds good to me. Thanks for creating the Projects page.

@Soamid

Sorry for digging up an old issue, but it seems the snapshot on Bintray doesn't work anymore (because Bintray is gone). :( Is there any chance of uploading this artifact into Maven Central? I've used this lib both in my team's project and for educational purposes with my students so having a flexible gradle/maven project is really useful for me.

@thomasnield

Hi folks, I'm too busy to maintain any projects I'm not dogfooding for my own work nowadays. Feel free to fork this and get this rolling under another domain.

@torakiki

I forked it and released under a different package here https://github.com/torakiki/RxJavaFX
It's to make it easily available to my projects so I'm not going to maintain it but maybe others find it useful

@Soamid

Thank you for taking care of this! :) Btw, for some reason, your homepage link in Maven Central is wrong. Anyways, thanks!

@torakiki

Ah, yes, I fixed that, thanks.

@thomasnield

Hi @torakiki, thank you for supporting this! It's really appreciated. Wish I could still help but life's changing priorities in what I can spend time on.

I will update the README to let people know you have the best alternative fork now.