Hey all – I’d like to build a distributable jar from the master branch of the Java SDK (https://github.com/temporalio/sdk-java) so I can pull in some unreleased fixes to test them locally. Ideally I would wind up with a temporal-sdk-x.xx.x-SNAPSHOT.jar that I can reference locally and/or upload to our private artifact server.
When I try to build this myself by running ./gradlew jar from the root of the repo, I wind up with two separate artifacts (temporal-sdk-0.xx.x-SNAPSHOT.jar and temporal-serviceclient-0.xx.x-SNAPSHOT.jar) while it appears that the official Maven jar seems to combine these two in a single jar.
So any hints on how to do this correctly would be appreciated!
Going to reply to my own question here and say that this is really a Maven question and not a Temporal question. In temporal-sdk/build.gradle there are some comments that you can follow to publish the artifact locally. I suspect I should be able to build the final artifact using the mvn command line tool at this point.
Well, I have a silly question but the topic is strongly related: what about the javadoc of the sdk?
There are numerous problems if I clone the sdk from github to generate that, and I am no gradle expert (It’s been 5 years since I programmed java last so I still cannot manage “complex” gradle directives like these:-)).
Nevertheless, I am learning how temporal works, and it would be so nice to just browse the documentation as usual somewhere…