CODEWITHSUNDEEP
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pseudoabdul
pseudoabdul

Reputation: 636

Gradle jar published to Maven repo version name

I'm new to Gradle, and have inherited a project. We have a project that takes a .proto file and builds a .java file out of it, it then publishes the generated .jar it to a remote maven repo. The .proto generation is all working fine, but there are issues with the .jar versioning.

The publishing code in build.gradle is basically the same as this example from the docs.

When I run ./gradlew clean build it generates the .jar file under build/libs. the file name is myname-1.1. But when I pulled the file that was published to the maven repo it has the name myname-1.1-20210xxx.065xxx-xx. (x's for redaction). I can't find any details in the docs on this, but I assume when it publishes the .jar it appends the filename with a timestamp and possibly more.

I've been told they want the .jar file in the gradle project to have the same name as the one in the maven repo. Is this an unusual scenario? Is there a way to make these versions line up?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 154

Answers (1)

ToYonos
ToYonos

Reputation: 16843

Quite sure you are deploying a SNAPSHOT version to your repository.

This is the expected behavior. When you publish a SNAPSHOT version, a timestamp is appended at the end of file.

Upvotes: 1

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