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I deployed my library to maven central via sonatype. The library is released and I can access it from gradle. This is a library for Android, and I deployed it from Android Studio.

Recently, I updated some code and added new features to the library, so I want to update the library on Maven Central as well, but I couldn't find any info or guide on how to do it.

Should I just update version in the gradle.properties file and upload the library again via gradle uploadArchives?

Micheal O'Dwyer
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  • Yes. You don't update a version that got already released. You just release a new version. – Szymon Stepniak Jul 14 '18 at 14:54
  • One of the foundational paradigms of a release in Central is: immutability. This means if you have released a version of your library it can not be changed anymore. If you have fixed a bug or added new features you have to release a new version of your library. Which brings us to the idea of versions ...best is to follow semantical versioning (https://semver.org/) – khmarbaise Jul 15 '18 at 09:43

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