In the last chapter, we created a Java microservice application, added our source code to a Git repository that was pushed to GitHub, and created a workflow configuration for GitHub Actions, which resulted in our first successful CI/CD run. Of course, that run didn’t do anything except print out a message to the console, but it was successful nonetheless! In this chapter, we’ll jump into more meaningful activities as it relates to CI/CD. Specifically, we’ll focus on publishing an artifact (JAR file) for ...
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T. R. SharpIntroducing Micronauthttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-8290-8_22. Building and Publishing a JAR
Todd Raymond Sharp1
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