Bintray Is Down | WingNews

[+] ColinWright|4 years ago|reply

I have no idea what "bintray" is, so I did a search.

Is this relevant?

> JFrog has announced that they are shutting down the Bintray hosting service, which includes the popular JCenter hosting service for Java artifacts, as well as GoCenter (which hosted Go packages) and ChartCenter (which hosted Helm charts).

https://www.infoq.com/news/2021/02/jfrog-jcenter-bintray-clo...

This link : https://www.bintray.com

Redirects here : https://jfrog.com/distribution/?bintrayRD=1

[+] toomuchtodo|4 years ago|reply

> To clarify, the JCenter repository will keep serving packages for 12 months until February 1st 2022. Only the JCenter REST API and UI will be sunsetted on May 1st 2021.

[+] kulor|4 years ago|reply

"502 Bad Gateway". Breaking a lot of dependencies in our Java build process.

[+] wtf_is_up|4 years ago|reply

Same here. CI pipeline failing with 502.

[+] joshuanapoli|4 years ago|reply

It's blocking our React Native builds... is there any work-around?

[+] tapvt|4 years ago|reply

If you're using Gradle + jcenter repository, it will fail.

I ran into this when building a Flutter mobile app, relying on Gradle to fetch dependencies.

There is more information here: https://blog.gradle.org/jcenter-shutdown

I was able to find all the dependencies I needed on the Maven Central repository, so it was a quick fix in my case.

[+] kulor|4 years ago|reply

Same, I've been banging my head against this issue for half of today and no resolve yet (ironically ran into this after I fixed a slew of unrelated iOS build issues). My issue is with sub dependency reliance on jcenter (e.g react-native-pdf). Given Java/Gradle isn't my domain of expertise, I can't yet find a clean way of intercepting bintray requests and subbing them out for Maven/Google hosted equivalents (which seem to exist).

I don't hold out much hope that JFrog will expedite a fix for this given their intention to phase out of service.

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