📄️ Maven Repository Artifacts
You can use a "standard" Maven repository to store your KMMBridge zip artifact. This will push the XCFramework zip archive to a standard maven/gradle endpoint. Using this artifact storage method allows for a wider range of publication possibilities, and utilizes standard Gradle publishing config.
📄️ S3 Public Artifacts
You can publish artifacts to AWS S3. However, there is no easy way to make them private using auth options available out of the box for S3. Therefore, artifacts in S3 will have publicly readable URL's. Those URL's are generated with a random UUID, so they're essentially unguessable, but that's an important restriction.
📄️ JetBrains Space Artifacts
If you're using JetBrains Space to store artifacts, you just have to set up a repo on Space and add your repo url and credentials in the
📄️ Artifactory Artifacts
If you're using Artifactory to store artifacts, you just have to set up a repo on Artifactory and add your repo url and credentials in the