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This plugin adds a new build parameter List maven artifact versions. If you select this type and enter a repositoryURL, groupId and artifactId the plugin will check for that artifact at the given repository and let whoever started the build select a version of the artifact to bind as a build parameter.

There are also several options to provide default values which will also be evaluated at run-time:

• FIRST - will evaluate to the first item in the drop-down that would have been presented had the build been executed manually
• LAST - will evaluate to the last item in the drop-down that would have been presented had the build been executed manually.
• RELEASE - will evaluate to the version marked as release in the maven-metadata.xml for the configured artifact. The versionFilter even if defined is ignored for this default value.
• LATEST - will evaluate to the version marked as latest in the maven-metadata.xml for the configured artifact. The versionFilter even if defined is ignored for this default value.

This plugin does not download anything but rather sets build environment variables describing the artifact and where it can be downloaded from.

For example: In your configuration you have created a parameter named MY_JAR and have configured all values correctly. Then the following parameters will be set for the build step:

• MY_JAR_VERSION - the version you selected in the dropdown or that was selected as part of an automated build
• MY_JAR_ARTIFACT_URL - the full URL to the actual artifact selected. You can use something like wget to download that artifact and do something with it.
• MY_JAR_GROUP_ID - echoes back your configuration
• MY_JAR_ARTIFACT_ID - echoes back your configuration
• MY_JAR_CLASSIFIER - echoes back your configuration
• MY_JAR_PACKAGING - echoes back your configuration

If all you need to do is download an artifact from a repository and use it during your build you can consider using the Repository Connector Plugin plugin instead.

Built and tested against Jenkins 2.32.1.

When starting the development Jenkins using mvn hpi:run and the work directory containing the JENKINS_HOME doesn't already exist, the workspace will be created with some pre-configured test jobs for the plugin. The re-creation of the development workspace can be forced by deleting the work directory before running mvn hpi:run - of course, all manual changes, as well as build histories will be lost then.

If You're developing behind a proxy and/or a Maven Repository Manager, it may be useful to change the repoBaseUrl to the base URL of Your organisations repository manager. This can easily be achieved by setting the system property dev.repoBaseUrl when starting the development Jenkins for the first time (after the work directory was deleted). You may just set the system property in Your MAVEN_OPTS...

Author:

• Georgi "Gesh" Markov @markov

Further maintainer(s):

• Marc Rohlfs @marcrohlfs

Contributors:

• Benjamin Bonnet @bonnetb
• David Portabella @dportabella
• Dominik Bartholdi @imod
• Mathieu Pousse @mathieu-pousse
• Mads Mohr Christensen @hrmohr
• Nandor Galambosi @dromie
• Robert Kleinschmager @barclay-reg

• Repository Metadata
• Repository Connector
• Maven Metadata

Copyright:: 2012-2014, Georgi "Gesh" Markov

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