Eric Winter
Reputation: 990
How do I publish a Gradle project to maven repository with 'optional' and 'provided' scope?
I see how gradle can deploy to a maven repository automatically generating the POM required to do it. How can this be so for dependencies that I would set to true and/or provided.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 809
Answers (3)
Cengiz
Reputation: 4867
The WAR-Plugin (see http://gradle.org/war_plugin) now offers providedRuntime and providedComplile. But the provided scope does not exist in general.
Upvotes: 0
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