Once that's all done, you will be able to generate an Ivy module descriptor for each publication and publish them to one or more repositories.

Let's say you have defined a publication named "myLibrary" and a repository named "myRepo".
Ivy's Ant tasks would then map to the Gradle tasks like this:

 * `<deliver>` -> `generateDescriptorFileForMyLibraryPublication`
 * `<publish>` -> `publishMyLibraryPublicationToMyRepoRepository`

  // Image name or path for the proxy, default: "proxyv2".
  //
  // If registry or tag are not specified, global.hub and global.tag are used.
  //
  // Examples: my-proxy (uses global.hub/tag), docker.io/myrepo/my-proxy:v1.0.0
  string image = 14;

  // Lists the IP ranges of Istio egress traffic that the sidecar captures.
  //
  // Example: "172.30.0.0/16,172.20.0.0/16"

	// Image name or path for the proxy, default: "proxyv2".
	//
	// If registry or tag are not specified, global.hub and global.tag are used.
	//
	// Examples: my-proxy (uses global.hub/tag), docker.io/myrepo/my-proxy:v1.0.0
	Image string `protobuf:"bytes,14,opt,name=image,proto3" json:"image,omitempty"`
	// Lists the IP ranges of Istio egress traffic that the sidecar captures.
	//
	// Example: "172.30.0.0/16,172.20.0.0/16"