No-bullshit guide on publishing your Gradle projects to Maven Central

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  • aws-junit5

    JUnit 5 extensions for AWS

    If you got stuck here, check out this repository, a project that I’ve moved to the Maven Central Repository recently, that inspired me summarizing my experience here.

  • publish-plugin

    Gradle plugin for publishing to Nexus repositories

    There is a remedy: Gradle Nexus Publish Plugin. This plugin automatically closes and releases OSSRH staging repositories whenever you publish something. To use it, remove the repositories section from the publishing plugin configuration of your build script (the one mentioning "OSSRH" in my example above) and add these lines to your build:

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