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Summary of Changes
Hello @kabir, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request focuses on preparing the project for deployment to Maven Central. It involves a comprehensive update of the Maven groupId across all modules and documentation, alongside the integration of the necessary publishing plugin to enable artifact distribution through the central repository.
Highlights
- Maven GroupId Update: The Maven
groupIdfor all project modules and their dependencies has been systematically updated fromio.a2a.sdktoio.github.a2asdk. This change is crucial for aligning with Maven Central's requirements for artifact publication, which typically mandatesgroupIds to be based on a controlled domain name. - Maven Central Publishing Setup: The root
pom.xmlhas been configured to integrate thecentral-publishing-maven-plugin. This plugin, along with its version property, is added to facilitate the automated deployment of project artifacts to Maven Central, streamlining the release process. - Documentation Alignment: The
README.mdfile has been updated to reflect the newgroupIdin all provided dependency examples. This ensures that users will have correct instructions for including the SDK in their projects once it is available on Maven Central.
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Code Review
This pull request updates the groupId and adds the necessary publishing plugin to prepare the project for deployment to Maven Central. The changes are consistently applied across all modules. A typo was identified in a Maven property and corrected, and version property examples in the README.md were updated for consistency.
Add the central-publishing-maven-plugin which pushes to central-a2asdk-temp
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Code Review
This pull request prepares the project for deployment to Maven Central by updating the groupId to a temporary one and adding the Sonatype Central publishing plugin. Please resolve the merge conflict in README.md and adjust the indentation in pom.xml.
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Code Review
This pull request updates the groupId to a temporary one (io.github.a2asdk) and adds the central-publishing-maven-plugin to prepare the project for deployment to Maven Central. The changes are applied consistently across all pom.xml files, and the documentation has been updated accordingly.
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