Cannot publish gradle subprojects to different repositories about project-examples HOT 14 CLOSED

Hi @BhavikTanna, we have released Gradle Artifactory plugin version 4.2.0 which supports your need to define multiple Artifactory publication and resolve repositories in sub modules.
You are welcome to use it.
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I have a similar problem where I have a project consisting of two sub-modules and I'd like to publish artifacts from both sub-modules as part of the artifactoryPublish invocation. The plugin unfortunately only publishes artifacts from one of the sub-modules. See this question on Stack Overflow:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/35851251

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Thanks for your input, we have fixed this issue.
You can see the resolution at:
GAP-249
If you like we can provide you unofficial release with the fix.

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Thanks for the update, I've moved back to the built in mavenPublish task for now, but will make a note of the fix and take the next formal release, any idea on when that will be? Or is it a long term thing?

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We don't have final ETA for the release but we hope it will be during the next few weeks.

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Thanks for the update @romangurevitch. I managed to get multi-module publishing with version 4.0.1 of the plugin. See my answer in this StackOverflow thread...

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/35851251

... but great to know regardless that it's possible to define Artifactory settings in the sub-modules.

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Hi @BhavikTanna, we got slightly different requirement. In our multi-project, each sub project may need to publish artifacts to multiple repository locations. Will that be possible with this release?

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@romangurevitch Is there any documentation for this feature? Do you have to recreate the entire artifactory closure in the subproject or can you just override artifactory.publish.repoKey?

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@doubleo2 thanks for the input, we will add an example and update.

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@doubleo2, configuring the artifactory closure with a different repoKey for your subprojects, will get the artifacts published to the configured subproject repository. As @romangurevitch mentioned above, we will post an example for this.

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@romangurevitch @eyalbe4 Did you ever post an example? Overriding the repository configuration in a subproject has never worked for me

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@doubleo2,
While looking into this today, we pinpointed the issue. We're currently working on a fix.
With the fix, we'll also publish a working example. My apologies for this.

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@doubleo2, the latest Gradle Artifactory Plugin version includes a fix and a gradle-example-multi-repos example project has been added.

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Is there any method to only change repoKey in subprojects without include the full artifactory closure in subprojects?

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