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Has JBehave project been killed?

 
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I seem unable to find any instructions to download JBehave and it's dependencies. The instructions on the JBehave website: JBehva website link state 'Note: The Core binary distribution from 3.0 onwards comes without the dependencies bundled. Users can either use the dependency management of Maven/Ivy/Gradle or use the Ant script provided in lib/ to download them from the POM. Read DEPENDENCIES.txt file for instructions.'. But the ant script provided simply does not work and produces the error:



The instructions on this website:download using git website link fail too.

The only way I got it to work was by installing the eclipse plugin:

Using the Eclipse Installer:

Help > Install New Software...
Add the new site location http://jbehave.org/reference/eclipse/updates/
Select JBehave Eclipse feature and follow standard Eclipse installation procedure

And then waiting for eclipse to complain about missing certain classes, and then going onto the web and manually downloading the corresponding jars containing those dependecies each time it complains!

So what's happening with JBehave? Why don't any of the instructions to install it work? Has the project been killed?


 
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