Adding Javadoc and sources jar to build/publish#12
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I would like this one merged, as it makes the writing of javadocs easier in IntelliJ. IntelliJ uses the source jar to copy the javadocs from, and also builds its internal javadoc reader from that source. I honestly hardly leave the IDE, its just so convenient, but it only works fully if all the data is provided. Technically the javadoc jar isn't required for this, but having all options available is favourable, especially since it costs nothing. |
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Any interest in this one? It's not a mission critical one, but it is a standard one to include in a library. I've honestly never seen a library not include these jars. Without it, users will need to keep a copy of the project open in order to follow along, as well as manage their own builds. It was the reason for #11, I just had it in a separate pull request at the time since I wasn't sure if you liked pull requests being large or small at the time. |
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Sorry for the delay! I've been out of town for a week and just now digging myself out. This sounds really good - I'll get to your work this week and try to take some action. |
…ed at publish time. Fixed a Gradle duplications problem.
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No worries, I've been busy myself. Pulled away for other tasks for over 2 months. Removed merge commit that I slipped in by accident. |
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This should be a nice addition! I was kind of oblivious because I'm always working on the source. :-) |
Super simple addition to the build script to build the javadoc and sources. This one doesn't need to be added if you do not want it, but I am running it on my local copy so that I don't have to keep the SnapKit project open all the time.