If it passes, you should see the green report above. Note: If the build failed, you should see the red report.
Go to your repository, click Releases at the right (below the About).Create a New Release to Trigger JitPack Build Select your repository and click Look Up.Authorize JitPack to allow JitPack access to your GitHub account.
Go to jitpack.io, click the Sign In button at the top left.Please make sure the repository name matches the artifactId in step 5 and uncheck the private check box.How to Upload Android Studio Project to GitHub? Follow the detailed steps below if you don't know how to do it.This can help save the build time when JitPack.io builds your project. You can also clean up unused dependencies before you upload your project to GitHub. Now, it is ready to upload your projects to the GitHub repository. Go to the package, right click, select New -> Kotlin Class/FileĮnter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode.The module should be created in the root project folder. Select Android Library, update Module Name and Package Name.Choose either Empty Activity or Empty Compose Activity, click Next.So, I'm going to share the step-by-step guides on how to do it and hopefully, this can save you a lot of your time. It is mainly due to the tutorials out there (even the official documentation) are missing information and not beginner-friendly enough. So I found another easy method is to publish my Android library on JitPack.io instead.Īlthough it is simple, I still spent my whole day to figure that out. I was searching for how to publish the Android library on MavenCentral() and it turned out the process seems very complicated and troublesome. Thus, I create these most up-to-date guides to publish Android library on JitPack.io. Many tutorials are outdated and incorrect.
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