IWF-980: [Java SDK] Add instructions for local library testing #302
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| // Custom task to unpublish from local Maven repository | ||
| // Usage: ./gradlew unpublishFromMavenLocal | ||
| task unpublishFromMavenLocal(type: Delete) { |
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Maven does not include a unpublish local option, and you'd have to manually remove them from a folder. Added a custom task to make this process easier 😄
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| ./gradlew publishToMavenLocal -x signMavenJavaPublication | ||
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| 2. In the [samples](https://github.com/indeedeng/iwf-java-samples) repo, make sure your `build.gradle` depends on the same version you just published, then run: |
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This might be a dump question, but how do you know what the version is you just published. Whenever we used publocal it would be something like local-the date-library name.
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That's a good point. Here, you'd open build.gradle and then see what is in the version variable to find which is the version you just published locally. I'll add this info in the README.
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Add instructions for local library testing
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