809f6baAdd support for publishing libraries using the `maven-publish` plugin
This commit adds support for API dependencies in the generated pom file when using the `maven-publish` plugin. It refactors the `Usage` class to make it public, and extensible by users. Then the legacy internal `Usage` class, which was only used by the publishing plugin, has been updated to use `Usage` as a member, instead of being directly the usage. This allows us to map configurations to usages more precisely. - The `compile` scope of the generated pom file consists of the `api` dependencies. - The `runtime` scope of the generated pom file consists of the old `runtime` dependencies *and* `runtimeElements` dependencies With this setup, the new publishing plugin is now closer to the reality than the old Maven publishing plugin. d9fd763Add support for publishing Java libraries with Maven
This commit makes sure that Java projects and Java libraries can be published using the `maven` plugin. As the project is built with Gradle, we only need to add additional mappings for the `implementation`, `api` and `testImplementation` configurations, because the other configurations only make sense when building, not consuming. Those are mapped to the following Maven scopes: - `api` is mapped to `compile` - `implementation` is mapped to `runtime` - `testImplementation` is mapped to `test` The `compileOnly` and `runtimeOnly` dependency buckets are only used from within a project, so should not appear in the generated pom file. |
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