First off, awesome product. This is possibly the future of dependency builds.
I do have an idea though that I'm hoping _might_ be easy to implement given what you've built already.
Would it be possible to build the JAR and download it right from the JitPack.io website? There are those of us who work behind a corporate firewall and it is difficult to build snapshots locally on our machines. But if the builds are already occurring on the JitPack server, maybe you can conveniently make them accessible via the site too? Like below:

I know that some libraries need dependencies from other libraries. Those can either be out of scope for this feature, or you can put them all in a ZIP folder?
Hi,
Thanks for the suggestion! We don't have download links at the moment but there's something that might help you. If you click on the build log then remove 'build.log' from the URL then you should see a list if files. All of those are downloadable
Would that work?
Oh wow, I was wondering if there was a little hack hidden somewhere. I'll take a look in a moment. Thanks!
Does this work for getting the ~SNAPSHOT too?
Oh nice, never mind I figured it out. Thanks!
For those reaching this years later, be aware that removing build.log from the URL no longer works
@sebtrif still works for me! Example link: https://jitpack.io/com/github/iammert/ExpandableLayout/1.4.1/
No It doesnot work anymore.
Can confirm, still works for me
yes
Convert https://jitpack.io/#mathiazhagan01/DrawableColorChange/1.4
To:
https://jitpack.io/com/github/mathiazhagan01/DrawableColorChange/1.4
and view ,jar or .aar files
OR
https://jitpack.io/com/github/mathiazhagan01/DrawableColorChange/1.4/build.log
and find download link on file.
I found (com/github/mathiazhagan01/DrawableColorChange/1.4/DrawableColorChange-1.4.aar)
and add to https://jitpack.io/
end> https://jitpack.io/com/github/mathiazhagan01/DrawableColorChange/1.4/DrawableColorChange-1.4.aar
enjoy
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Hi,
Thanks for the suggestion! We don't have download links at the moment but there's something that might help you. If you click on the build log then remove 'build.log' from the URL then you should see a list if files. All of those are downloadable
Would that work?