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Antidot Deployment Guide

This document describes how to build, test, and release flexmark-java to the internal Antidot Maven repository hosted on GitLab.

Target repository

Artifacts are published to the internal Antidot GitLab Maven registry:

https://scm.mrs.antidot.net/api/v4/projects/672/packages/maven

This is configured in the root pom.xml under <distributionManagement>.

Opening the project in IntelliJ IDEA

Install Maven if needed:

brew install maven

Then in IntelliJ IDEA, right-click the root pom.xml and select Add as Maven Project. IDEA will import all 58 modules automatically.

Managing multiple GitHub accounts

Having both a personal and a professional GitHub account on the same machine can cause issues: SSH will use the first key available in the agent, which may not match the expected account.

A simple solution is to explicitly specify which SSH key to use via the GIT_SSH_COMMAND variable:

GIT_SSH_COMMAND='ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_ed25519_gitlab -o IdentitiesOnly=yes' git push

This can be prepended to any git command (push, pull, fetch, etc.) without affecting the global configuration.

Continuous Integration

A GitHub Actions workflow runs on every push and on pull requests targeting master. It builds the project and runs the test suite on Java 21.

See: .github/workflows/ci.yml

The CI does not deploy automatically — releases are triggered manually.

Known test limitations

Two tests are intentionally disabled:

  • Pegdown profile tests — skipped on Java 9+. Pegdown's underlying parser (Parboiled) relies on reflective access to JVM internals that have been restricted since Java 9, causing a runtime error. These tests only work on Java 8.
  • Abbreviation/typographic quotes interaction test — marked as ignored. The test is locale-sensitive: abbreviation matching for accented characters (e.g. É.U.) behaves inconsistently across systems due to how Java handles regex word boundaries with non-ASCII characters.