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Deploying to Bintray #12
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Hi @miguelalba Thank you, |
Hi @fastluca, Bintray is free for open source projects and you can sign in with your Github account. Once inside you can either create your repositories on your personal account or a team like in Github. If you create a Maven repository (which is already preconfigured), then you would need to add a package for each library that you may want to upload to that repository. This picture shows my repository. Once you create your repository the package can be quickly added with the Add new package button. Getting your Bintray key
Setting up the repository in JRisWith the package created, you can get help to setup the repository in JRis by clicking the Set me up button. There are two steps here:
Using your repositoryFinally, to use your JRis, endusers need to add it manually to their pom files like in the instructions Resolving artefacts using Maven from the Set me up button (blue). I used <repository>
<id>miguelalba-libs</id>
<url>https://dl.bintray.com/miguelalba/libs</url>
</repository> For more help you can see https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/BT/Maven+Repositories. And please write me if you need any help. |
Hi @fastluca!
this is somehow related to #6. I need to use JRis as a maven dependency and just uploaded my fork to a private repository I made quickly on Bintray. It does not take long (10-15 minutes). master...miguelalba:master
If you are interested, we could setup an official Bintray repo for JRis and I would remove mine.
Best,
Miguel
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