Currently the multi artifact Java projects are published to multiple bintray projects. The number of bintray projects equals to the number of artifacts in the project.
This behavior introduces several problems:
- sync to JCenter will be problematic since each artifact will have to be synced separately. Also the sync to JCenter tends to be flaky sometimes that will even increase confusion.
- there is no single place where a consumer/maintainer can see all published artifacts for a project
The behavior should be revisited in favor of uploading multiple artifacts from the same project into a single bintray project.
Examples of projects that publish multiple artifacts into a single Bintray maven project https://bintray.com/open-telemetry/maven/opentelemetry-java/0.9.1#files/io/opentelemetry and https://bintray.com/opentracing/maven/opentracing-java
Currently the multi artifact Java projects are published to multiple bintray projects. The number of bintray projects equals to the number of artifacts in the project.
This behavior introduces several problems:
The behavior should be revisited in favor of uploading multiple artifacts from the same project into a single bintray project.
Examples of projects that publish multiple artifacts into a single Bintray maven project https://bintray.com/open-telemetry/maven/opentelemetry-java/0.9.1#files/io/opentelemetry and https://bintray.com/opentracing/maven/opentracing-java