Uploading releases to jfrog then pushing to jcenter has become somewhat of an unnecessary pain. The tasks being upload via gradle (no problem), then push each individual file to jcenter (requiring a manual setup for what version and repo to push to), then publish in jcenter....
I could directly push to jcenter and have them sign with a gpg key that I upload, but I'd rather not upload code signing keys.
It seems that pushing to Maven Central keeps workload to a minimum and can make it 100% automated while I control the keys. Sounds like a winner.
Uploading releases to jfrog then pushing to jcenter has become somewhat of an unnecessary pain. The tasks being upload via gradle (no problem), then push each individual file to jcenter (requiring a manual setup for what version and repo to push to), then publish in jcenter....
I could directly push to jcenter and have them sign with a gpg key that I upload, but I'd rather not upload code signing keys.
It seems that pushing to Maven Central keeps workload to a minimum and can make it 100% automated while I control the keys. Sounds like a winner.