Publish to JSweet to Maven Central

[bdemers]

Please ;) https://central.sonatype.org/pages/ossrh-guide.html

[lgrignon]

Hello @bdemers JSweet is already published to bintray (I just updated the published versions so you can enjoy the last 2.3.5). It should be enough, why do you want JSweet to be published rather on Sonatype's central?

[lgrignon]

I noticed the Bintray's feature to sync artifacts to central. It seems to work seemlessly now, I will give it a try for JSweet artifacts.

[lgrignon]

There are some requirements to match: https://central.sonatype.org/pages/requirements.html This implies modifications in project and is not high priority IMHO.

Could you please close issue to confirm that Bintray's jcenter is working for you? https://bintray.com/bintray/jcenter?filterByPkgName=jsweet-*

[bdemers]

In general, I avoid using 3rd party artifact repositories. for a few reasons,

1.) ease of use, It's the default repo for Maven installations (Apache Maven uses the URL https://repo.maven.apache.org/maven2/ which has some oversite by the Maven project) 2.) Quality, I know If I use artifacts from central there are minimum requirements met, signed artifacts, etc 3.) If I wanted to put a library in Central, but I was dependent on a library out of central it provides a poor user experience (IIRC this was blocked at one point).

Which requirements are you missing? Maybe I can help?

[lgrignon]

Got you. It is basically about making pom ready for central if it does not meet the requirements yet, and also signing those artifacts.

[lgrignon]

Just as a side info, the error I get from central when I try to publish from bintray is

so I guess signing would do the trick :)

[lgrignon]

I finally succeeded in signing those jars.

[lgrignon]

Ok, I got it

For now, it's just jsweet-transpiler artifact. I will publish on central the other main artifacts soon:

• jsweet-core
• jsweet-maven-plugin
• jsweet-gradle

However, it is not realistic to have all JSweet candies published to maven central because there are a lot of them and publishing to maven central is a manual operation. JSweet without candies is not really JSweet, but main artifacts will at least be available on central, and users requiring candies can use the 3rd party repository.

[bdemers]

It's a great start!

[lgrignon]

Yeay https://repo.maven.apache.org/maven2/org/jsweet/jsweet-transpiler/

[lgrignon]

Here you go: https://repo.maven.apache.org/maven2/org/jsweet/