Managing Software Packages 1.0

Updated on 2024-10-16 GMT+08:00

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Uploading Software Packages 1.0

Access Release Repos 1.0.
Click Upload.
In the displayed dialog box, enter the required information and click Upload.
- Target Repository: current Release Repos.
- Version: set the version number for software packages.
- Upload Mode: select Single file or Multiple files. Single file is selected by default here.
- Path: After you set the path name, a folder with that name is created in the Repo View, where the uploaded software packages will be stored.
- File: select software packages from your local PC to upload.
The uploaded software package is saved in the file list of Release Repos.

Click in the Operation column of a software package to change its name.

Click in the Operation column of a software package to download it to the local PC.

Click in the Operation column of a software package to delete it.

Viewing/Editing Software Packages in Release Repos 1.0

On the Release Repos page, you can view or edit the software package details, including basic information, build information, and build packages.

Access the Release Repos homepage and click the name of a software package. A drawer is displayed, showing the software package details. The Release Repos details are displayed on the Basic Information, Build Information, and Build Packages tab pages.

The Basic Information tab page displays the software package name, version, size, path, download address, creator, creation time, checksum, and other information.
You can click in the upper right corner to change the name and release version of the software package. (The release version archived by CodeArts Build is the build sequence number by default.)

The Build Information tab page displays the build task, build No., builder, code repository, code branch, and commit ID of the generated software package. Click Build Task to link to the task in CodeArts Build.
The Build Packages tab page displays the archiving records of software packages uploaded through build tasks. You can click to download a package.