With JCenter sunsetted, distributing public Kotlin Multiplatform libraries now often relies on Maven Central via Sonatype. However, the transition from issues.sonatype.org to central.sonatype.com in March 2024 has left many developers grappling with outdated resources and scarce guidance.

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A step-by-step guide on publishing Kotlin Multiplatform libraries on Maven Central using Sonatype Central, including configuring POM and setting up CI/CD workflows.

Publishing Kotlin Multiplatform Libraries With Sonatype Central