Deploy

The deploy phase adds your artifact to a remote repository automatically. Before we get to that, you have to make sure that the deploy feature is enabled in Repository:

# Accept deployment connections
deployEnabled: true

Now, you should determine in your pom.xml the target repository where Maven should upload artifact. Let's say we want to deploy artifact to the releases repository:

<distributionManagement>
    <repository>
        <id>local-repository</id>
        <url>http://localhost:80/releases</url>
    </repository>
</distributionManagement>

To use generated token add, a new server in your ~/m2/settings.xml:

<server>
  <!-- Id has to match the id provided in pom.xml -->
  <id>local-repository</id>
  <username>{alias}</username>
  <password>{token}</password>
</server>

If you've configured everything correctly, you should be able to deploy artifact using the following command:

$ mvn deploy

Gradle

Some users experienced issues related to the invalid auth method chosen by Gradle. To avoid such a problem, it is recommended to provide BasicAuthentication in repository properties.

maven {
    url "http://domain.com/releases"
    credentials {
        username = alias
        password = token
    }
    authentication {
        basic(BasicAuthentication)
    }
}