Publishing Your Maven Project to Bintray
Blog post from JFrog
As of May 1, 2021, Bintray services will no longer be available, although ConanCenter and JCenter remain unaffected. Bintray offers tools for sharing Maven projects, including download and user monitoring statistics, and allows for project sharing via the JCenter repository, which is the largest public Maven repository. Users can sync their projects with Maven Central and follow a straightforward five-step process to upload their Maven projects to Bintray, which involves preparing the Maven project, creating a Maven package in Bintray, adding a distribution URL, providing credentials, and deploying the project. Once published, projects can be added to JCenter for broader exposure.
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