Add script to publish to maven local

[VijayanB]

Signed-off-by: Vijayan Balasubramanian [email protected]

Description

Added script for opensearch-java to publish to maven local based on
version and whether is it snapshot or not.

Issues Resolved

#585

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[gaiksaya]

I dont think there is a sub-directory called opensearch-java right? Assumption is this script will be run inside opensearch-java so no need to change directory.

[VijayanB]

Yeah, thats correct. I will remove cd opensearch-java with assumption that this script will be executed inside opensearch-java repository.

[peternied]

I assume I am missing some context, forgive my naive questions - its 53 lines of code to set 2 variables and execute a gradle command, that seems like a lot for not very much - is there an expectation that this file will grow with other changes?

If the design is that Jenkins will be doing the publishing, can we convert this into jenkinsfile?

Is there a reason to put this code in the opensearch-build repo instead of in opensearch-java?

[gaiksaya]

There are going to be 2 jenkins files that will be using this file:

1. Publishing the snapshots based on main branch
2. Staging the maven artifacts when they are ready based on the commit_id.

Reason to put it in build.sh so that if anything changes in future, we do not need to make code changes in 2 jenkinsfile
No preference where this file should be whether in build or opensearch-java.

[dblock]

What else is this script going to do?

I don't think you want this "interface" that ends up invoking 1 command, even with different args, at least until the build script becomes super complicated. I vote for just doing it in Jenkinsfile, this way we know what is actually happening by looking at that. Right now that Jenkinsfile would be export VERSION= + invoke gradle`, which is cleaner and more straightforward than invoking some bash script that takes VERSION as an argument IMHO.

[dblock]

What do we want to do with this @VijayanB?

[VijayanB]

This is not required anymore due to opensearch-project/opensearch-java#51