Started by GitHub push by Geolykt432f2aafe8cb5ae39d01e44df3159156827df010882f2aafe8cb5ae39d01e44df3159156827df01088refs/remotes/origin/main2f2aafe8cb5ae39d01e44df3159156827df010882f2aafe8cb5ae39d01e44df3159156827df01088refs/remotes/origin/main2f2aafe8cb5ae39d01e44df3159156827df010882f2aafe8cb5ae39d01e44df3159156827df01088refs/remotes/origin/mainhttps://github.com/stianloader/Micromixin.gitfalse#434002142691micromixin #4343falsefalse4330SUCCESS1717797397726https://stianloader.org/jenkins/view/all/job/micromixin/43/micromixin-transformer/build.gradlemicromixin-runtime/build.gradlemicromixin-annotations/build.gradle2f2aafe8cb5ae39d01e44df3159156827df010881717795752000https://stianloader.org/jenkins/user/geolyktGeolyktadmin@geolykt.dePrepare publication to OSSRH: Metadata Signing still needs to be done before we can actually publish to maven central and we'd also need to actually reserve a group-id for OSSRH since the old one (de.geolykt.starloader) is kind of a legacy name only used by a few artifacts of ours that were published before the stianloader rebrand. Does this commit include way too much duplicate data? Yes, absolutely. Is that an issue? I don't think so. After all I don't expect any churn with the maven metadata, so having that kind of redundancies is a non-issue both short-term and long-term. --- In some ways me publishing the stianloader toolchain to OSSRH is my own way of saying goodbye to a world I never quite figured out and setting sail to a new chapter of my life. Although I suppose it's less of a smooth sailing and more of an impending doom - kind of like dropping a meteorite from outer space onto earth; casting death and confusion everywhere. I have myself to blame here, yet I can't really. I really wish I could change that part of myself, but alas I'm me. Truthfully, there is someone I'm looking up to - yet one might be confused as to why. I'd be lying if I said I'd know for certain, after all it doesn't make much sense: They most likely have a more troubled life than I have. I was gifted luxuries in life they don't have access to, and yet I'd like to be them? It's quite ironic since I know quite a few people would like to be in my place, but I'll tell you something: It ain't great. Perhaps I'm longing for the issues I didn't face in life. That and the fact I'd really wish to have grown up in an average monolingual household. Instead I've grown up to be bilingual; now I'm trilingual thanks to the internet. For many that may seem like a boon - for me it is a curse. Perhaps future me will appreciate the sacrifices I have to make today? I hope so. It could of course also be possible that I'm not looking up to them but that I'm confusing emotions there - perhaps it's friendship - perhaps more. Ultimately I've been calling them a friend, but to most people they'd define them as nothing more than a acquaintance. They certainly aren't making it easy for me. Now that I think of it, their cryptic nature might be what draws me to them. Or we are just like-minded. I really wish I knew, but I will never know. I wish I would've not been that reluctant when it came to you - but as I said I'm me, so I can only really talk about this in places I know you'd never reach - like this one. But, if you somehow find your way to this deserted place: Thank you from the depths of my heart: you've meant a lot to me over the past year or two (even though I did try to supress that to me best, I never wanted to disturb you. Why that is the case may elude us both forever, so don't ask) ~ Farewell! 2024-06-07 23:29:12 +02002f2aafe8cb5ae39d01e44df3159156827df01088Prepare publication to OSSRH: Metadataeditmicromixin-runtime/build.gradleeditmicromixin-annotations/build.gradleeditmicromixin-transformer/build.gradlegithttps://stianloader.org/jenkins/user/geolyktGeolykt