What s the recommended way to publish multiplatform librarie

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What s the recommended way to publish multiplatform libraries to `bintray` these days For regular JVM projects I m able to publish with `maven publish` by using the bintray API and `<https api bintray com maven subject repo package>` as url but this doesn t work anymore on multiplatform projects since a project in the gradle meaning will have multiple packages in the Bintray meaning one for each arch

louiscad · Answer

Actually you can have multiple artifactIds in one bintray package That s how kotlinx coroutines Splitties and more are doing Let me know if you need further help

mbonnin · Answer

Nice

mbonnin · Answer

What are packages used for then man shrugging

mbonnin · Answer

And what happens if 2 files have the same paths in 2 different packages

mbonnin · Answer

I m getting this when trying to upload the plugin marker to the plugin package ```Could not PUT <https api bintray com maven apollographql android apollo gradle plugin publish=1 override=1 com apollographql apollo com apollographql apollo gradle plugin 1 4 0 com apollographql apollo gradle plugin 1 4 0 pom> Received status code 409 from server Conflict```

mbonnin · Answer

I guess this answers my question about 2 files with the same path in 2 different packages

mbonnin · Answer

Works like a charm ok hand

mbonnin · Answer

I spent so much time keeping track of new packages everytime we added a new module

mbonnin · Answer

THANKS

louiscad · Answer

It s something I also discovered on my own that I wish was documented by bintray As for 409 errors sometimes it happens for no reason on bintray and passes after retrying FYI

mbonnin · Answer

man shrugging

mbonnin · Answer

Now I need to merge all the packages in one while still keeping the jcenter sync

louiscad · Answer

I wondering if the latter is possible without help from bintray support thinking face

mbonnin · Answer

Yep not sure about this either The support is usually responsive though crossed fingers

ilya.gorbunov · Answer

gt What are packages used for then I believe bintray packages are for grouping artifacs that are published and versioned together

louiscad · Answer

Ah yes exactly

mbonnin · Answer

For the record looks like I m not the first one to having mapped bintray packages to maven publications Bintray has a merge button that does exactly what I want <https www jfrog com confluence display BT Managing+Uploaded+Content ManagingUploadedContent MergingPackages>

louiscad · Answer

Great find