java-library | Java client library for the Urban Airship API | REST library

I am trying to write functional tests using Cucumber lib, Unfortunately, I can't use Cucumber and Gradle together, an error occurs when building the tests. I am a real beginner in the Java environment. I use for this project: Kotlin / Gradle / Cucumber.

Here is what my build.gradle.kts looks like

I'm making a private Kotlin Multiplatform library that will be in a private repo hosted on Bitbucket.

My library depends on another library, called Krypto.

So, naturally, I have the following dependency in the common module of the library:

I am trying to publish jar file (output of a gradle project) to jfrog/artifactory. The project is successful when I execute gradlew build or gradlew build artifactoryPublish. I also see on console that Build successfully deployed. Browse it in Artifactory under https://... but when I go to Artifactory the nothing is there. I tried following the jfrog/artifactory documentation, some questions on stackoverflow like this one and this one. Following is the snippet from my build.gradle

My maven settings.xml is as follows. As you can see, there is no http repository url. All repository url is started with https.

Unable to publish to maven local with gradle 7.3.3.

project's build.gradle:

I am new to kotlin, so I am sorry in advance, if this is a simple misstake.

I am trying at the moment to rewrite an api (written in Kotlin) to java 17. Everything worked so far. But now I am getting following deprecated message:

'toLowerCase(): String' is deprecated. Use lowercase() instead.

Of course I know what it means, so I tried doing it like in the following Picture: https://i.stack.imgur.com/vT8k5.png

But why doesnt it find the lowercase Function?

This is in my build.gradle:

I've got a small Kotlin library that I'm building with the Gradle Kotlin DSL, so my build.gradle.kts looks something like this:

(Gradle version 7.3.3)

I'm following the documentation regarding the gradle precompiled scripts plugins.

1. Plugin to use

The groovy-gradle-plugin is used in this case. I tried with the java-gradle-pluginbut it doesn't seem to generate the plugin classes. Is this to be expected?

1. Plugins id's

Following the documentation:

src/main/groovy/my.java-library-convention.gradle would result in a plugin ID of my.java-library-convention.

I want to prefix my scripts with: com.mycompany.myproject.conventions-java-library In this case, the generated plugin classes are named with this full name in the default package. Is this to be expected? I expected to find a class named JavaLibraryPlugingenerated in the com.mycompany.myproject.conventionspackage

I am looking for working documentation on how to publish a library to the public Maven repository using Gradle 7.0.

I have signed up for an account at Maven (Sonatype Actually), have jumped through the verification hoops, and so that seem to be ready to go. I have tried manual publishing, but ready to automate.

The Maven Documentation is for Gradle 6 and lower. The specific module necessary has been removed from Gradle, and there is a clear message to this effect. "maven" has been removed, you have to use "maven-publish". It seems that everything has changed, and the documentation on Maven is useless for Gradle 7

So then there is the documentation on Gradle which is just wrong as far as I can see. It says to include the following to apply the plugin: