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Hi, Yes, `/` get translated to `~` to be compatible with Maven. What error are you getting? The dependency: `com.github.aurae:chuck:feature~android-o-SNAPSHOT` should work.

Thanks! It seems to work in the new version of docs https://docs.jitpack.io/intro/#publishing-on-jitpack

Hi @andrewtoth JitPack should already be doing that. First it checks out your repository at specific tag/commit and then updates submodules. Is there are a repository where this isn't happening?

Hi Rumato It is up to each individual project to publish sources and needs to be configured in the build file. For example, in gradle you would do: https://github.com/jitpack/gradle-simple/blob/master/build.gradle#L17-L20 If...

If someone has library that creates sources jar by finding source files then we'll be happy to add it

Hi @timfei Does it work if you replace authToken with your GitLab personal token? Could you open a support ticket on the website with your custom domain details so that...

Just to test could you try placing your GL token directly in build.gradle: ``` maven { url "https://jitpack.io" credentials { username 'a1b2c3...' } } ```

For anyone seeing the same issue, try running this command to check your token: `git ls-remote https://:@/user/repo.git`

Hi, Thank you for the suggestion! Not possible at the moment but we should be able to add this feature.

Hi @PratthamAroraUC You could use the custom commands in Init stage to install node/npm and then install npm packages.