Remove Artifactory publishing logic from gradle build #3256
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We no longer need the artifactory publishing logic that we used to use for publishing in the gradle build as new releases are no longer being published there. This removes the now dead code from the build, which means we no longer need to include the artficatory plugin in our build-time dependencies, which is nice. There are a few other build files that appear to be dead code that we can remove, but this is more targetted. This resolves FoundationDB#3249.
ScottDugas
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Mar 18, 2025
| @@ -37,7 +37,6 @@ plugins { | |||
| alias(libs.plugins.versions) | |||
| alias(libs.plugins.spotbugs) | |||
| alias(libs.plugins.nexus) | |||
| alias(libs.plugins.artifactory) | |||
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Can this be removed from libs.versions.toml now?
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Oh whoops. Definitely meant to remove it the first time. Yeah, it's unreferenced now. Removed
| @@ -74,17 +73,6 @@ if (ext.publishLibrary) { | |||
| } | |||
| } | |||
| } | |||
| artifactoryPublish { | |||
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This does mean that build.py will break, but we're not using that anywhere, and plan to remove it very shortly, so that seems fine.
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Yeah. I've filed #3257 to do just that. Given that build.py is also unused by our build process, I think it's okay if it's broken. Or we remove it first.
ScottDugas
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Mar 19, 2025
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We no longer need the artifactory publishing logic that we used to use for publishing in the gradle build as new releases are no longer being published there. This removes the now dead code from the build, which means we no longer need to include the artficatory plugin in our build-time dependencies, which is nice.
There are a few other build files that appear to be dead code that we can remove, but this is more targeted. I've validated that I can still publish to maven local with this change, and all of the logic seems to be pretty specific to actually running an artifactory build, so this shouldn't disrupt our other build procedures, but I guess one never knows.
This resolves #3249.