Add custom publishing target to publish to Maven Central#997
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With the sunsetting of OSSRH, the current version of `gradle-maven-publish-plugin` can no longer successfully publish using `gradlew publish`. The minimum version of the plugin that can publish to Maven Central requires an upgrade to Gradle 8, which is a large upgrade from the current Gradle 6 and will require upgrades to several other plugins as well. In order to unblock the ability to publish, we implement a custom publishing task in this commit that uses the same set of credentials to use a POST command to publish to maven central. This will allow publishing of new upgrades of okbuck while other upgrades are being scoped.
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With the sunsetting of OSSRH, the current version of
gradle-maven-publish-plugincan no longer successfully publish usinggradlew publish. The minimum version of the plugin that can publish to Maven Central requires an upgrade to Gradle 8, which is a large upgrade from the current Gradle 6 and will require upgrades to several other plugins as well.In order to unblock the ability to publish, we implement a custom publishing task in this commit that uses the same set of credentials to use a POST command to publish to maven central. This will allow publishing of new upgrades of okbuck while other upgrades are being scoped.
Description: Unblocks the ability to publish while other upgrades are being considered
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