Thinking about the script I just posted above, I believe you can just run the javadocJar
task on its own if you only want the javadoc
and not the other two jars.
That will get you a jar in your project’s build/libs/
folder.
Thinking about the script I just posted above, I believe you can just run the javadocJar
task on its own if you only want the javadoc
and not the other two jars.
That will get you a jar in your project’s build/libs/
folder.