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Updated on 2022-09-29 GMT+08:00
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Creating a Self-Hosted Repo

Only tenant accounts have permissions to create self-hosted repos.

Procedure

  1. Log in to the DevCloud homepage and access the self-hosted repo homepage.

  2. Click Create.

  3. Configure basic information and click OK.

    Configuration Item

    Mandatory

    Description

    Name

    Yes

    Enter up to 20 characters: letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), and periods (.).

    Type

    Yes

    The repository is hosted. The default value is hosted and does not need to be changed.

    Format

    Yes

    Maven, NPM, Go, PyPI, RPM artifact repositories are supported.

    Complete the configuration for the selected format by following instructions in Repository Configuration Items.

    Description

    No

    Enter up to 200 characters.

Repository Configuration Items

The following table describes the configuration items specific to each format of repository.

Format

Configuration Item

Mandatory

Description

Maven

Version Policy

Yes

The options are Release and Snapshot.

You are advised to select both. If so, two repositories will be generated: Release and Snapshot. If you select one, a Release or Snapshot repository will be generated.

npm

Paths

Yes

Enter the value of scope. Scopes are a way of grouping related npm packages together. There is a many-to-one relationship between scopes and private npm repositories. One private npm repository can contain multiple scopes, but a scope can point to only one private npm repository. For more information, see the official scope document.

During package building, the components associated with the specified scope can be downloaded from or uploaded to the corresponding private artifact repository.

For example, if you enter test for Paths, only the npm components whose name starting with test can be uploaded to the self-hosted repo.

Go

Paths

No

Enter the required path, and click +.

During package building, only the Go file whose path starts with this path can be uploaded to the private artifact repository.

PyPI

Paths

No

Enter the required path, and click +.

During package building, only the PyPI dependency package in which the name value in the setup.py file matches this path can be uploaded to the private artifact repository.

RPM

Paths

No

Enter the required path, and click +.

During package building, only the RPM binary file whose path starts with this path can be uploaded to the private artifact repository.
Parent topic: Self-Hosted Repo