latest version of org.evosuite.plugins:jar not present in maven central repo - evosuite

EvoSuite Version
1.2.0
latest version of org.evosuite.plugins:jar not present in maven central repo
any one know maven repo which has latest version of evosuite.
I tried to find it in in maven central , last version i can see is 1.0.6. https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.evosuite.plugins/evosuite-maven-plugin?repo=evosuite

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