The api build wasn't publishing a .jar file#296
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I added from(components["java"]) in the build.gradle.kts of api to fix that problem.
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I was trying to use the OpenInv api in my maven project. But I kept getting errors that the artifact couldn't be downloaded. I looked at the actual repo link and found out it only contained the pom file and no jar file.
I tried building the project and publishing it on my local maven repo. Same thing, no jar file. So I searched around a bit and added the line from(components["java"]) in the build.gradle.kts of api.
When I tried building it again, it worked, the jar was correctly put in my local repo. So here's that fix.