Getting 404 error using sbtPublish.

[milinkp]

I have given access to spark packages in my github and pushed all the local commit into remove repository. Still I am getting the following error. Please help to resolve this issue.

ERROR: 404 - Error while accessing commit on Github. Are you sure that you pushed your local commit to the remote repository?
[success] Total time: 2 s, completed Mar 11, 2017 7:26:18 PM

Thanks

[MrPowers]

I had the same error when trying to publish spark-daria. I manually updated spark-daria 0.0.1 as a work-around. I just ran sbt spPublish to publish spark-daria 0.1.0 and it worked. I didn't change anything this time... not sure why it worked.

[sadikovi]

Same here, getting this annoying error 7-8 out 10 tries, logging in to spark-packages website does not seem to have any effect (though some people report it works). Normally I just try until it is submitted:).

[MrPowers]

@brkyvz @rxin - Can you please give this project some love and get it in a working state 🙏

Thanks!

[saif-ellafi]

Hi,

I am still getting this a lot, as of this writing, i'm on my attempt number 9 and still nothing. Previously I succeeded with about 4-5 attempts.

edit: attempt 10 worked fine :-)

Any news?
Thanks

[MrPowers]

@saifjsl - You can run sbtPublish to generate the "zip archive of your artifact" (still generated even if the upload fails) and then manually upload it by scrolling to the bottom of the page for your project.

I recently refactored all of my projects to stop using sbt-spark-package because the project has been broken for so long. I'm happy to share a writeup on other ways to publish open source Spark projects if that'd help 😉 Just let me know.

[saif-ellafi]

@MrPower - thanks, I am aware of the way but it doesn't work for me since it can only be done by the owner of the repository. I am a simple contributor :-)