Migrate artifacts to a different hosting solution due to Bintray sunsetting on March 31st, 2021

[Kigamba]

• [x] Register account & the package ID on Maven Central
• [x] Add deployment script to Maven Central
• [ ] Migrate current artifacts to Maven Central
• [ ] Update docs to support releases and library use

[shubham1g5]

@Kigamba Any news on this ? We are getting build failures now probably due to this - Could not GET 'http://dl.bintray.com/ona/kujaku/io/ona/kujaku/library/0.8.7/library-0.8.7.pom'. Received status code 403 from server: Forbidden

[ekigamba]

@shubham1g5 Kindly update to v0.9.0 of the library and use this guide to setup fetching from the github package registry https://smartregister.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/Documentation/pages/2641035265/Publishing+to+GitHub+Package+Registry#Using-a-published-library-from-GitHub-packages

The URL for the repository should be https://maven.pkg.github.com/onaio/kujaku

This is still a work in progress. Get back in case of issues

[shubham1g5]

@Kigamba While you move to maven central, we would love for this package to be available on a platform which doesn't require auth to download the library. Jitpack for example should be really easy to setup.

[ctsims]

@Kigamba If you are interested in testing out Jitpack, their instructions for multi-project repos are a bit limited, but we have a working example here: https://github.com/dimagi/rd-toolkit of a codebase with a similar structure (one gradle project which is a support library for Gradle integration along with a second gradle project that is an android app) that might be useful for reference.

[ekigamba]

@shubham1g5 @ctsims Thanks for this. I also don't like the extra authentication step. This will be resolved quickly enough. I'll also consider Jitpack

[ekigamba]

@shubham1g5 Kujaku library v0.9.0 and utils v0.8.0 are now on Maven Central.

All you need is Kujaku library v0.9.0

[shubham1g5]

Thanks a lot @ekigamba