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Hi, I have looked into the README.md and doc/ folder docs but I could not find how to download or build the executable csv2rdf-standalone.jar
The ideal would be to be able to download the csv2rdf-standalone.jar directly from the GitHub releases (if you don't have already another distribution system). You can easily attach any file, like a jar file, to a new (or existing) release
This would allow users to easily download the latest stable release of the executable jar file to run it directly with Java (without the need for clojure, knowledge or dependencies)
Thanks for this library, it looks really interesting!
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Hi, I've updated the main documentation to add a section on building uberjars from source. The github releases should contain the standalone jars but since we build them from source we haven't noticed this oversight so thanks for raising this issue. There's an outstanding issue #14 to add these automatically for new versions but for now I've manually added csv2rdf-standalone.jar to the latest release.
Thanks a lot, the jar filed worked well! That will provide a fallback for people who wants to try it out before the build is automatically added to releases
Hi, I have looked into the
README.md
anddoc/
folder docs but I could not find how to download or build the executablecsv2rdf-standalone.jar
The ideal would be to be able to download the
csv2rdf-standalone.jar
directly from the GitHub releases (if you don't have already another distribution system). You can easily attach any file, like a jar file, to a new (or existing) releaseThis would allow users to easily download the latest stable release of the executable jar file to run it directly with Java (without the need for clojure, knowledge or dependencies)
Thanks for this library, it looks really interesting!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: