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@atais, awesome! Please, make sure the scala doc and the sources are published as well (as per Maven Central requirement)

@atais, awesome! Please, make sure the scala doc and the sources are published as well (as per Maven Central requirement)

Unfortunately:

Shortcomings
...

• publishing for source/javadoc jars are supported for default-variant of Scala version only.

https://github.com/prokod/gradle-crossbuild-scala/blob/master/README.md?plain=1#L22

And I am not sure there is anything that can be done about it

I'm afraid that Maven Central may not accept the release without the sources & scala doc included. As far as I know, different variants are basically suffixes for the artefact name, and each artefact needs to have sources and docs published.

@baev I am afraid I am not able to fix it then with the plugin.

I know however, that I have removed a lot of your code during that process, which seemed to provide all the items you're mentioning... However my gradle skill is not high enough to fix your solution :-)

Maybe you could check it out, it is dated back to 2019 but maybe you'd remember the intention 😄

I already did it yesterday (after you created an issue), and I found absolutely no clue how to support cross-builds correctly. The old code from 2019 isn't working either)

hah, great :D

in that case, maybe you could at least hardcode the version to 2.13 so it is being properly published?
and I will think how to publish 2.12 in the meantime

@atais see #1107

I disabled default publication, added scaladoc & sources for new publications, fixed the poms

thanks a lot