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Publish validated Maven Central deployments automatically - #85
The release workflow uploaded v0.1.6 to the Central Portal with publishingTypeUSER_MANAGED. The Portal validated the deployment and then held it until someone published it by hand, so a published GitHub release left Maven Central without the version consumers depend on.
The Portal's own validation (signatures, POM, sources and javadoc jars) already gates every upload, so the manual hold blocked delivery without checking anything further. AUTOMATIC publishes a deployment as soon as validation passes. Releases still start only from a published, non-SNAPSHOT GitHub release.
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Release v0.1.6 uploaded deployment c7a8e1c4 with publishingType
USER_MANAGED: the Portal validated it, then held it until someone
published it by hand in the Portal UI, so a published GitHub release left
Maven Central without the version consumers pin. The Portal's own
validation (signatures, POM, sources and javadoc jars) already gates the
upload, so the manual step blocked delivery without guarding anything
else. AUTOMATIC publishes the deployment once validation passes.
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Updated the library publication process to publish releases automatically through the Central Portal instead of requiring manual management. This change affects release handling; no changes to the product’s user-facing features are included.
The Central Portal publication configuration changes publishingType from USER_MANAGED to AUTOMATIC.
Changes: Central Portal publication
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Summary
Set automatic publication build.gradle.kts
The Central Portal publication configuration now sets publishingType to AUTOMATIC instead of USER_MANAGED.
WilliamAGH/apple-maps-java#49: Adds a release workflow guard that blocks -SNAPSHOT versions before the workflow runs the Central Portal publication task.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 6dbeb
Automatic publication is configured, but the release job can succeed before the version becomes available. This is a bounded monitoring gap; merging is reasonable with owner awareness or a follow-up to wait for publication completion.
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The title "Publish validated Maven Central deployments automatically" matches the single change in the diff. The build.gradle.kts file switches the nmcp Central Portal publishingType from USER_MANAGED…
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The description explains the problem: release v0.1.6 was validated but held by the Central Portal until someone published it by hand, so Maven Central lacked the version. It states that AUTOMATIC fixe…
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The title "Publish validated Maven Central deployments automatically" matches the single change in the diff. The build.gradle.kts file switches the nmcp Central Portal publishingType from USER_MANAGED to AUTOMATIC, so validated deployments publish without a manual step. The title is specific and describes the primary change.
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The description explains the problem: release v0.1.6 was validated but held by the Central Portal until someone published it by hand, so Maven Central lacked the version. It states that AUTOMATIC fixes this by publishing after validation passes, and that releases still start only from a published, non-SNAPSHOT GitHub release. This matches the build.gradle.kts change.
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A setting turns to automatic flight The portal prepares each release just right A Gradle line makes the switch One small change, neatly pitched The publication path takes its cue And sends the release onward through
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Review comments at @build.gradle.kts:
- Line 246: Set a nonzero publishingTimeout alongside publishingType in the
publication configuration so the task waits for automatic publication to finish
and reports failure if publishing does not complete within the timeout.
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curl -fsSL --max-time 25 'https://api.github.com/repos/GradleUp/nmcp/git/trees/b64edd506254830041692e71fae1271488e1eac5?recursive=1'| python3 -c 'import json,sys; d=json.load(sys.stdin); print("truncated:",d.get("truncated")); print("\n".join(x["path"] for x in d["tree"] if x["path"].endswith((".kt",".md")) and any(w in x["path"].lower() for w in ("portal","publish","nmcp","changelog"))))'
If the Portal fails during publishing, the task can finish successfully at PUBLISHING. The release job then succeeds while the version remains unavailable. Set a nonzero publishingTimeout so the task waits for publication or reports failure.
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Review comment at @build.gradle.kts at line 246:
Set a nonzero publishingTimeout alongside publishingType in the publication
configuration so the task waits for automatic publication to finish and reports
failure if publishing does not complete within the timeout.
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The release workflow uploaded v0.1.6 to the Central Portal with
publishingTypeUSER_MANAGED. The Portal validated the deployment and then held it until someone published it by hand, so a published GitHub release left Maven Central without the version consumers depend on.The Portal's own validation (signatures, POM, sources and javadoc jars) already gates every upload, so the manual hold blocked delivery without checking anything further.
AUTOMATICpublishes a deployment as soon as validation passes. Releases still start only from a published, non-SNAPSHOT GitHub release.