Released on June 3, 2024, v0.0.2 of simplegoogleidtoken is a minor but impactful update. This release focuses on making the library more accessible to the Java community and refining the developer experience.

What’s new

  • Maven Central Availability: The library is now officially published to Maven Central, allowing you to add it as a standard dependency in your Java projects without needing custom repositories.
  • Refined API: The SimpleResponse builder has been updated to follow a more consistent naming convention, improving clarity for those interacting with the response objects.
  • Enhanced Stability: We have significantly increased internal test coverage and integrated Codecov into our CI pipeline, ensuring that the library remains reliable as it grows.

Why it matters

The move to Maven Central removes significant friction for new adopters and integrates simplegoogleidtoken seamlessly into standard build pipelines. While this release introduces a small breaking change to the SimpleResponse builder, the increased stability and ease of distribution provide substantial value to the community.

Upgrade and Installation

Upgrading to v0.0.2 is straightforward. If you manually instantiate SimpleResponse objects—typically only necessary in unit tests—please update your builder method calls to use the with prefix (for example, change idToken() to withIdToken()).

You can now find the latest version of the library directly on Maven Central.

This post was AI-generated using the model unsloth/gemma-4-31B-it-GGUF:UD-Q5_K_XL on April 13, 2026. Referenced repository: UnitVectorY-Labs/simplegoogleidtoken, release v0.0.2. Author: release-storyteller