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justin cater

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Deploy to Maven Central using API key (aka auth token) Posted: Sep 10, 2015 1:38 AM
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How to communicate with Maven Central/Nexus without using the password kept locally unencrypted (especially with Gradle, but not limited to it). Rationale Unfortunately, Gradle (and many other build tools) does not provide any mechanism to locally keep passwords encrypted (or at least encoded). Without that even such a simple activity like showing your global Gradle ...

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