chore: local maven publish for plugin testing - #164
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Publish plugins + forma-core to ~/.m2 via publishAllToMavenLocal and scripts/publish-local.sh. Supports -PformaLocalVersion for experiment versions without Portal credentials.
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Summary
publishAllToMavenLocalon the plugins multi-project (all plugins +:core):coregetsmaven-publishastools.forma:core(+ sources)-PformaLocalVersion=0.1.3-LOCAL./scripts/publish-local.sh [version]docs/PLUGIN-PUBLISH.md§ Local publishingWhy
Smoke-test Forma as an external consumer (no
includeBuild, no Portal keys) — useful for AGP/Gradle upgrade spikes (F-018) and out-of-repo repros.Test plan
cd plugins && ./gradlew publishAllToMavenLocal -PformaLocalVersion=0.1.3-LOCAL→ BUILD SUCCESSFUL~/.m2/repository/tools/forma/(android, core, target, …)tools.forma:core:0.1.3-LOCALNotes
Sample
application/still uses compositeincludeBuildfor day-to-day work.