Andres Almiray

JReleaser v1.18.0 has just been released! The full list of issues can be found at the v1.18.0 milestone. This release adds support for Nexus3 as a Maven deployer. It also welcomes Forgejo as a releaser, uploader, and deployer. We’d like to thank our most recent contributors as well. Deploy Nexus3 becomes a supported deployer. There’s no supported for staged deployments for this deployer. The guide has been updated with sample code for deploying snapshot released to Maven Central. Release Forgejo may be used as a releaser, deployer, and/or uploader. Codeberg support has been migrated from Gitea to Forgejo. Package You Read More

JReleaser v1.17.0 has just been released! The full list of issues can be found at the v1.17.0 milestone. This release enhances the use of the recently added matrix section. We’d like to thank our most recent contributors as well. Core The matrix may now be used to parameterize distributions, as well as the jlink and nativeImage assemblers. Build Given that GitHub Actions now offers managed linux-arm servers for everyone the build can now publish linux-aarch64 native executables of the CLI. Announce A few updates added to the Linkedin announcer, simplifying its usage. As always, feedback is welcomed, feel free to Read More

JReleaser v1.16.0 was recently released, bringing a new set of capabilities, one of them being the Matrix element. A matrix is a collection of key/value pairs that may be used to parameterize hooks & and the archive assembler. In the future a matrix may also be used to parameterize jlink and nativeImage assemblers, as well as distributions. What are the advantages of having this new element as part of the DSL? Well let’s say you’d like to release a project whose source language supports cross-platform compilation in a single node, say for example Go, Zig, or Rust. You’d typically define Read More

JReleaser v1.14.0 has just been released! The full list of issues can be found at the v1.14.0 milestone. This is a small release with a handful of enhancements on deployment, packaging, and a few core features.We’d like to thank our most recent contributors. Package Fix resolution of plugs in Snap packages. No changes required for custom templates. Deploy Allow artifact overrides to skip verifying individual poms during deployment. Gives you finer control to skip verification pf a given pom.xml Core Enable externalization of project.java.* properties such as artifactId, groupId, and multiProject. As always, feedback is welcomed, feel free to file Read More

JReleaser v1.13.1 has just been released! The full list of issues can be found at the v1.13.1 milestone. This is a quick fix release for v1.13.0 which was released a few hours before 1.13.0. We’d like to thank our most recent contributors. Deploy Updates to Maven Central deployer, allowing further customizations in staged builds. Let all Maven deployers configure if they support snapshots or not. Default is set to false. Package Support GitHub attestation by generating a file with all files that should be attested. More details can be found in the guide. Assemble Java Archive and Jlink assemblers support Read More

JReleaser v1.12.0 has just been released! The full list of issues can be found at the v1.12.0 milestone. This is a small release with a handful of enhancements, most notably added support for Sonatype’s Publisher Portal API via a new deployer. We’d like to thank our most recent contributors. Deploy Publisher Portal API via a new deployer Also, handle Maven 4’s build & consumer POM files, transparently. Package Projects wishing to publish package filed to GitLab may use a projectIdentifier to locate a given repository instead of using the repository name. Useful for deeply nested repositories. Core Log network calls Read More

April 10th marks yet another anniversary of JReleaser’s first release, now on its third year and continuing to grow. If you missed yesterday’s news, the project has joined the Commonhaus Foundation as a founding member project! We couldn’t be more excited about this turn of events as this move ensures the continued success of the project. Contributions continue to flow, we thank all of our contributors, sponsors, and users, we just couldn’t do it without you. JReleaser added quite the feature set during these past 12 months, such as: Jib, and Winget as package managers. SLSA, SWID, and SBOM (via Read More