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iroyo
iroyo

Reputation: 763

How to upload module to Bintray using custom artifact name?

I've used the following standard code to upload my library to bintray.

I have two modules, a 'sample' module for testing and a 'library' module. I want to use a custom artifactId when I upload this to bintray but instead the artifactId gets changed to "library" (the module name) and I don't want this!

I know I could rename my "library" module to the desired name but I also want to keep this structure of module names.

I want something like: com.mydomain.something:CUSTOM-NAME:version.
And NOT something like: com.mydomain.something:LIBRARY:version.

ext {
    bintrayRepo = 'maven'
    bintrayName = 'MyLibrary'

    // Maven metadata
    publishedGroupId = 'com.domain.name'
    libraryName = 'MyLibrary'
    artifact = 'custom-name'

    libraryDescription = 'description'
    libraryVersion = '0.0.1'

    developerId = 'someone'
    developerName = 'someone'
    developerEmail = '[email protected]'
}

I know all of this is possible since I've seen a couple of repositories using this module name structure and having "custom" artifactId on bintray/JCenter.

Example:

Upvotes: 3

Views: 395

Answers (2)

natario
natario

Reputation: 25194

All you have to do is add 

archivesBaseName = 'myartifactid'

to your library module gradle file. This will rename all archive outputs, so not only aar but also javadoc and sources, for example.

Upvotes: 4

ByteWelder
ByteWelder

Reputation: 5604

Using the Bintray release plugin

When using com.novoda:bintray-release, use artifactId instead of artifact in build.gradle publish configuration:

publish {
    // ...
    artifactId = sporkArtifactId
    // ...
}

Using your second example's gradle-maven-push

See the build.gradle that applies gradle-mvn-push.gradle

The settings are defined in gradle.properties:

POM_NAME=FloatingActionButton
POM_ARTIFACT_ID=floatingactionbutton
POM_PACKAGING=aar

Upvotes: 0

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