Andres Almiray

> If you have a list of the JReleaser dependencies I can check what is missing. At it's most basic, JReleaser's build requires Java 11 and Gradle 6.9.3, the latter...

> That's not insurmountable, but there is substantial work required. Indeed, as there are more dependencies required for compile & test but not runtime. > Indeed, no download is allowed...

> You could use [jdeb](https://github.com/tcurdt/jdeb) for that. Unless a project requires an extremely recent JDK (typically more recent than the latest LTS) it doesn't really make sense to embed the...

Thank you for the pointers. Gemfury appears to offer a 14-day trial. It's FREE option may be for collaborators only, those that can join an existing account. We'll see how...

Up to now JReleaser expects buckets and objects to be publicly accessible, adding bucket & object ACLs to make this happen. I wonder if that behavior should become optional as...

You can certainly give it a try but I'd consider this issue not ideal to get started with the codebase. Here's a list of issues that may be easier to...

If understood correctly the value of `rawChangelog` is set as an environment variable by you? Does the raw changelog also contain special characters such as quotes?

Thanks. I've had a quick look and environment properties are added to the template context "as is" -> https://github.com/jreleaser/jreleaser/blob/1d3f651392e60c22e29f85a5f580e8db61ef9745/core/jreleaser-model-impl/src/main/java/org/jreleaser/model/internal/JReleaserModel.java#L467 Could you do me a favor and wrap the content of...

I've got the following output when running with both `1.4.0` and `1.5.0-SNAPSHOT` following your setup ``` [INFO] [webhook.discord] {"content":"🚀 app 1.0.0 has been released\n\nIf you have already installed app and...

I see. What configuration do you have in place for the changelog in the release?