Gradle Deployment

[jerronjames]

Switching to Gradle needs a way to create artifacts, sign the artifacts, and upload them to Nexus.

[ryaneberly]

Especially with the last round of contribs from Justin. We should look at a release.

Also figure out which of the checkers are enabled by default. (all of them?).

[justinmclean]

I have a few more things to contribute on my list tat's work in progress but it can go into this or the next release.

Will need to update the documentation (perhaps we should consider auto generate via java docs?)

[jjames967]

I'm looking for a simple way to either release a snapshot or an actual release with a CI system. When I figure that all out, I'll be releasing a snapshot for testing, then do an actual release. Thanks for all the updates Justin. This release will be awesome!

[ryaneberly]

Javadocs sound like a good idea, see #62

On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 7:49 PM, Justin Mclean [email protected]
wrote:

I have a few more things to contribute on my list tat's work in progress
but it can go into this or the next release.

Will need to update the documentation (perhaps we should consider auto
generate via java docs?)

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[ryaneberly]

@jjames967 Thanks for looking into a release

On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 8:27 PM, Ryan Eberly [email protected] wrote:

Javadocs sound like a good idea, see #62

On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 7:49 PM, Justin Mclean [email protected]
wrote:

I have a few more things to contribute on my list tat's work in progress
but it can go into this or the next release.

Will need to update the documentation (perhaps we should consider auto
generate via java docs?)

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#80 (comment).

[jerronjames]

Javadocs was #61. How the Gradle deployment will work, it will automatically compile javadocs into a jar and upload them to the Nexus Repository. Just need the html information inside the source.