Organize jarfiles by release?

[bdeboe]

I think it would be practical to organize these files by release so users are less likely have multiple jarfiles for the same classes but different versions in the same space. At least some kind of structure (branches?) or .md help that'd make it easier for users to pick the complete and consistent set of latest jarfiles.

Maybe I'll fork and PR something later, but if there are any existing ideas around this (other than this being an interim solution pending maven availability), I'm happy to learn.

[evshvarov]

Any PRs are welcome of course. The main idea of the repository is to have something temporary before we publish it in maven. Looks like temporary solutions could live longer as expected sometimes.

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[zrml]

I think your prediction from 2020 was and is correct. We'll leverage it too.