[orbit-dev] Best way to get a binary copy of the latest Orbit bundles

[Jason van Zyl <jason@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

Would there be a nice way to get the latest release build of Orbit in  
an automated way?

Nexus is an artifact repository manager that now has prototype support  
for proxied P2 repositories, hosted P2 repositories and arbitrary  
groupings of both types. P2 repositories in Nexus now have the same  
capabilities Maven repositories have so full RBAC access, staging and  
promotion, grouping, ordering, routing tables, RSS feeds, audit, the  
whole nine yards. What I'm trying to do is publish as many standard  
bundles as I can in a public instance of Nexus so that users who wish  
to try can provision bundles from Nexus in the same way a Maven user  
would provision normal JARs.

Is there a P2 repository somewhere I can just consume what would be  
considered the latest release versions of all the bundles? Or even  
just the raw bundles are fine, Nexus can generate the necessary P2  
metadata as bundles are deployed into Nexus so I'll take anything  
really.

Thanks,

Jason

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Jason van Zyl
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Thanks,

Jason

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Jason van Zyl
Founder,  Apache Maven
http://twitter.com/jvanzyl
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