I am creating nexus repositories using nexus API, but I don’t know how to post multiline field in json. The API to create hosted repository needs GPG key and GPG key has multiline. Help me please. Thank you very much. Answer This was an embarrassing question. When replace “linebreak(n)”, I d…
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405 Method Not Allowed when deploying artifact to Nexus
I am deploying an artifact to a Nexus snapshot repository that allows redeployment, using the maven command: but I have this error: Answer I have never seen a mvn deploy:deploy-file to a nexus/repo/browse URL: browse should not be used for deploying files, only for… browsing them. A typical call would b…
How to associate artefacts under one business version in Nexus when every module has specific version?
It is probably not a good practise in this case, because the problem would be solved by unifying the versions of all artefacts, but I am interested in a possible solution for this case. I have one git repository: artefact -> 1.0.0 second git repository: artefact -> 1.3.0 third git repository: artefact -…
Nexus & Maven Corporate Pom – What should it contain?
We are currently evaluating to establish an internal company nexus repository for our java development. Unfortunately there are still some questions unanswered, but maybe you can help. A parent pom for all projects inside the company seems to be best practice. What is not clear is what this pom should contain…
Maven error: Not authorized, ReasonPhrase:Unauthorized
I checked out my code from the Nexus repository repository. I changed the password for my account and set it correctly inside my settings.xml file. While executing mvn install clean I get the error saying Not authorized, ReasonPhrase:Unauthorized when it tries to download files from that repository. Any idea …
How does Archiva compare to Nexus?
There are a few similar questions already, but most are either focused on Nexus vs. Artifactory, or are a few years old. I wanted to get a sense of where the two project stand these days. My impression is that Nexus is the best regarded repository manager, but I do tend to (slightly) prefer purely Free projec…