Solves #345 : optional signing #346
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* Made gpgPassphrase optional for publishing * Added a flag to remove signing of published artifacts altogether
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@rockjam want to review this? Since this is mostly your code |
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Sure, will do |
| @@ -73,32 +73,35 @@ trait PublishModule extends JavaModule { outer => | |||
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| def publish(sonatypeCreds: String, | |||
| gpgPassphrase: String, | |||
| gpgPassphrase: String = "", | |||
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Is it possible to make this argument optional? Same applies to publishAll command
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I don't think it's possible to write a ScoptReader for "absence of values" tbh. However your suggestion to default to null is better than empty string. Addressed : ec362d8
| release: Boolean): define.Command[Unit] = T.command { | ||
| val PublishModule.PublishData(artifactInfo, artifacts) = publishArtifacts() | ||
| new SonatypePublisher( | ||
| sonatypeUri, | ||
| sonatypeSnapshotUri, | ||
| sonatypeCreds, | ||
| gpgPassphrase, | ||
| Some(gpgPassphrase).filter(_.nonEmpty), |
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If having gpgPassphrase parameter optional is not possible, I guess we could have default value as null and wrap it in Option(gpgPassphrase) instead of filtering out an empty string, what do you think?
| case Some(passphrase) => | ||
| %("gpg", "--passphrase", passphrase, "--batch", "--yes", "-a", "-b", fileName) | ||
| case None => | ||
| %("gpg", "--batch", "--yes", "-a", "-b", fileName) |
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Is it useful to sign artifacts without gpgPassphrase ?
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I honestly don't know if it's useful, but I'm following Haoyi's comment :
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Oh, I didn't notice that. All good then
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better than using empty string as default param.
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@Baccata everything seems to be fine. Will merge once CI goes green |
#345