When I check out `arrow-core` and run `./gradlew b...

# arrow

[julian]

When I check out arrow-core and run ./gradlew build, I get this error:

FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.

* Where:
Build file '/Users/bayo/dev/arrow-core/build.gradle' line: 2

* What went wrong:
A problem occurred evaluating root project 'arrow-core-lib'.
> Could not read '<https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arrow-kt/arrow/master/setup.gradle>' as it does not exist.

What am I doing wrong?
I just want to be able to open and explore the source with all the features of IntelliJ that assist that to be available.

[Jannis]

My guess would be that you are building a version of arrow that is not the current snapshot or you somehow don't have read access to our github repo containing the shared build files.
Either way @Rachel will probably know best ^^

[Jannis]

Also, @Rachel, if this is a version issue: Can on each release fix build files to a commit on master? This would ensure that at least every release rebuilds fine because without that we won't even be able to rebuild old releases right?

[julian]

Thanks @Jannis!
If read access isn't public, I'm pretty sure I don't have it. Is building the current snapshot the same as building master?

[Jannis]

It should be public, this is the file it is most likely meant to use: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arrow-kt/arrow/master/gradle/setup.gradle
And the links come from here: https://github.com/arrow-kt/arrow-core/blob/master/gradle.properties and 4 days ago the links were changed there so make sure you are on a commit made in the last 4 days

[Rachel]

Thanks @Jannis 🙌 Hi @julian, please, try to update your workspace with the latest version of the master branch

[Rachel]

and yes, master branch corresponds to the latest SNAPSHOT

[Rachel]

please, let us know when it's working for you, thanks!!

[Rachel]

@Jannis to rebuild old releases, just a checkout of the same tag for the arrow repository and use local paths with file:// I can share the scripts to do it if you're interested on it 🙌

[Rachel]

@julian, is it working with a fresh workspace?

[Jannis]

Hmm ok, are there any drawbacks with pinning the commit for each project though? That does seem like a nicer solution to me...

[julian]

Thanks @Rachel! I'm about to try.

[julian]

Wonderful! Built perfectly. Thank you @Rachel!

[Rachel]

Great @julian!! 👏 Thanks for the idea @Jannis !! No, there aren't drawbacks and Julian wouldn't have had this issue. Let's do it!! 🙌 Thanks!!