Now our POM file is ready, woohoo! The result is looking much better and corresponds to the adle dependencies declaration.

To start using Maven Publish plugin in your Android project simply add this code to the module’s adle which you’re going to publish: plugins You can learn about the fundamentals of publishing in Publishing Overview. A module published to a Maven repository can be consumed by Maven, Gradle (see Declaring Dependencies), and other tools that understand the Maven repository format. The Maven Publish Plugin provides the ability to publish build artifacts to an Apache Maven repository. Maven Publish is the plugin recommended by the Google Android community. In many projects, Maven repository is used to share libraries between developers, especially when it comes to some shared frameworks. Maven Publish plugin is one of the ways to prepare and upload your library or application artifacts to Maven repository. If you see this is somehow connected to your situation, let’s continue and go step by step to the working script & uploads. Honestly speaking, making that working in all cases that were relevant for me was pretty challenging, as it was very new to me. I’m pretty sure, if you are reading this article you’re interested in the topic of publishing artifacts to Maven😊 At least, that was true for me some months ago when I was searching for any tip, any working script, or any answer to help me with making artifacts for the API I was developing. Photo by Jen Teodore on Unsplash Introduction

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