First set up a resolver that points to the place you want to publish, e.g.
/usr/local/repo. Then use ivy:publish to put your artifacts (and ivy.xml
metadata) in there.
FWIW here are a couple of ant macros that I use for this...
!-- SVN revision --
macrodef uri=urn:org.dellroad.ant
The way I do it (and I'm not claiming to be either an expert or using the
most elegant means) is I create different configurations for the different
classpaths I need in a build (compile, test, deploy) and have a ivy pattern
that includes the configuration ${lib.d}/[conf]/[artifact].[ext]. Then in
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