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altas-create-jira-plugin command fails to complete while creating a HelloWorld plugin project?

Ishan_Lal
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May 14, 2020

I'm attaching two screen captures:

First: shows that the atlassian installed fine on my windows 7 PC.

Atlassian_windows_install.png

Second: Shows the build failure I got by running the atlas-create-jira-plugin command

Atlassian_create_jira_plugin_fails.png

Kindly, let me know how to overcome this build failure and move ahead in the tutorial. Thank you!

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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May 14, 2020

That error message is not unusual, and could be a number of things

This one is saying your build computer (your machine I'd guess) is not able to go out over your network to the internet and fetch some files.  This is either a problem with your networking, or that the files it's trying to fetch are not where it is expecting to find them. 

A simple test is a wget, curl or even just a browser tab - try going to the url given at the end of the message and then work your way down to the artefacts.  At some point, you're going to see an error that tells you a lot more than maven did there.

(By the way, screenshots are not the best way to report this sort of stuff - we just need to see the text of the log, it's quicker for you to copy and paste the plain text, and it's better for us in plain text because we don't have to zoom in, scroll, or miss bits of it)

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