Is there a way to specify source code publish flag according to the targets?

[yashctn88]

Is there a way to specify source code publish flag according to the targets? Like for example i am publishing kotlin multi platform library and i want for some specific target only to generated source jars not for all. Can this be configured ?

Here is my configuration, because

configure(
com.vanniktech.maven.publish.KotlinMultiplatform(
javadocJar = com.vanniktech.maven.publish.JavadocJar.Javadoc(),
sourcesJar = false,
androidVariantsToPublish = listOf("release")
)
)

The reason that i want to publish sources for specific target os that if i dont publish the source jar its getting rejected in the central.sonatype publish validation the sources are required

[rvenky125]

how it's worked for you, I mean for me the ios and android targets are not uploading. It's uploading only the library only. Thank's for your time.

[rvenky125]

please help me

[gabrielittner]

@yashctn88 What is your reason for only wanting to publish sources only for some targets? Having a sources jar is a requirement of maven central so there isn't much that can be done. The Kotlin Multiplatform plugin does have an API to disable the sources publication on a per target basis. You can try calling that after your configure(com.vanniktech.maven.publish.KotlinMultiplatform(...)) call but the maven central requirement should still fail in that case.

@rvenky125 Please open a separate issue and include more information like your build configuration or a link to your project.

[rvenky125]

@gabrielittner Thanks for the reply, my issues is not related to this issue(#743). I just asked him because for him all of components are uploading, for me it's not like that.

my issue resolved by using below command to publish.
./gradlew clean publish --no-daemon --no-parallel --no-configuration-cache

the android and ios components are not uploading with the below command.
./gradlew publishKotlinMultiplatformPublicationToMavenCentralRepository --no-configuration-cache.
if it's not intented then I'll create new issue, please let me know. Thank you.

[gabrielittner]

@rvenky125 This is intended. Kotlin Multiplatform creates one publication for each target. If you're using the second command then you're just publishing the publication for the common source set.