
April 10th marks the anniversary of JReleaser’s first release. The little tool that could has turned 4 years old, continuing strong into its next year. I’m quite satisfied by JReleaser’s ability to simplify releases up to a point they become boring and predictable. Moreover, Java projects may be the first ones to reap the benefits, but JReleaser is capable of handling all kind of projects regardless of their source code, as demonstrated in a recent blog entry. Now, during its last year JReleaser gained the following capabilities among others: Publication to Maven Central using the latest API from Sonatype, the Read More