I need to share a source code for a project that depends on libraries in maven local. I am the only one maintaining the project so maven local is enough. Now I have to share my source code so the people can just run gradle buildRelease
and it will go. But how do I share the maven local dependencies?
in the gradle I have
...
implementation("us.my.project:that-project:1.5.0") {
that obviously works only on my machine. So I deleted that line and added the .aar manualy
...
implementation files('libs/that-project-1.5.0.aar')
...
but now that doesnt add the dependencies contained in that-project
.
I have a pom.xml but I can't find a way how to import that..?
I can't import that-project
as a module and somehow package it with it because I would have to do so for another 7 modules across 5 different projects and that's just crazy for a one time export.
So is there any way to include all the dependencies in one zip file?
NOTE: that-project
has a dependency on another-project
which also lives on maven local (there is about 5 projects)
One solution is copying the ~/.m2/repositories
folder into your app/libs
folder. Then in your gradle define the directory as your maven repo.
repositories {
maven {
url uri("${rootProject.projectDir}/app/libs/repository")
}
}
After you defined your repository you can access your artifacts the same way you have been accessing them before:
implementation("us.my.project:that-project:1.5.0")
This approach makes it easy to zip your folder and send the full source code including your local maven dependencies.