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fix mvn release #108

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fix mvn release #108

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Enhanced security and configuration for publishing Maven packages with improved credential management.
    • Streamlined the build and deployment process by integrating them into a single step.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Clarified the Java environment setup by specifying the exact version used.

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The updates to the GitHub Actions workflow enhance the process of publishing a Maven package by clarifying Java version specifications and incorporating security improvements. The step for setting up the Java environment has been renamed, while new parameters for server credentials and GPG key management have been added. The workflow now combines building and deploying into a single streamlined step, improving both security and efficiency in handling sensitive information.

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Files Change Summary
.../.github/workflows/maven-publish.yml Renamed step to "Set up JDK 1.8," added server credentials and GPG key management parameters, and replaced "Release Maven package" with "Build with Maven" for a streamlined build and deploy process.

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🐇 In the meadow, changes bloom,
A JDK step clears the gloom.
With secrets safe, we leap and cheer,
Maven's magic draws us near!
Build and deploy, all in one,
Hopping high, we’ve just begun! 🌷


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@shihuili1218 shihuili1218 merged commit f411ae4 into main Aug 14, 2024
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