lavaplayer-natives-extra in new Maven repository
See original GitHub issueThe lavaplayer-natives-extra
dependency is not available anymore due to the JCenter/Bintray shutdown. Will it be available again through the new Maven repository or do I now need to support those platforms myself?
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You can manually install the contents of the artifact in your local maven repository (if you’re on Windows, then it is in your user directory, under
.m2/repository
). After that, navigate to the foldercom/sedmelluq/lavaplayer-natives-extra/1.3.13/
(and create missing folders), then extract the archive into that folder (so, for example, if your username is Djinnistorm, then you should extract the archive toC:\Users\Djinnistorm\.m2\repository\com\sedmelluq\lavaplayer-natives-extra\1.3.13\
). Maven will pick up the artifact from there. You don’t need to change the pom.For anyone who wants to use this, as a temporary solution, here are the files for version 1.3.13 lavaplayer-natives-extra-1.3.13.zip Just extract the archive into your local maven repo (com/sedmelluq/lavaplayer-natives-extra/1.3.13/) and you’re good to go.