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Right now, the deployment process for Pushy is that I type a bunch of stuff into a terminal to manually trigger deployment to Maven Central using the Maven deploy plugin. This is more error-prone than is ideal, and also perhaps excessively dependent on my specific credentials.
As an alternative, we should consider using the Travis CI deployment system to build, sign, and publish artifacts at release time.
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jchambers
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Use Travis CI deployments to manage Pushy releases
Use Travis CI deployments (or GitHub Actions?) to manage Pushy releases
Dec 21, 2018
Now that GitHub Actions are A Thing, we might consider using those, too.
jchambers
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Use Travis CI deployments (or GitHub Actions?) to manage Pushy releases
Use GitHub Actions to manage Pushy releases
Feb 12, 2022
Right now, the deployment process for Pushy is that I type a bunch of stuff into a terminal to manually trigger deployment to Maven Central using the Maven deploy plugin. This is more error-prone than is ideal, and also perhaps excessively dependent on my specific credentials.
As an alternative, we should consider using the Travis CI deployment system to build, sign, and publish artifacts at release time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: