When uploading maven artifacts, the jbullet and stack-alloc jars are not considered at all. They are not marked as a dependency of the jme3-jbullet artifact nor are they uploaded to the repository via the uploadArchives task.
This should be easily fixable if somehow those jars can be considered as "built from source" from gradle point of view, then all that is needed is to specify a project + configuration dependency instead of a jar file dependency inside the jme3-jbullet build script.
shadowislord
commented
8 years ago
When uploading maven artifacts, the jbullet and stack-alloc jars are not considered at all. They are not marked as a dependency of the jme3-jbullet artifact nor are they uploaded to the repository via the uploadArchives task.
This should be easily fixable if somehow those jars can be considered as "built from source" from gradle point of view, then all that is needed is to specify a project + configuration dependency instead of a jar file dependency inside the jme3-jbullet build script.