repos

Summary

The repos macro returns a comma-separated list of the names of all repositories configured in the current project or workspace.

Syntax

${repos}

Parameters

None - this macro takes no parameters.

Behavior

• Returns names of all configured repository plugins
• Repositories are listed in comma-separated format
• Includes all repository types (Maven, File, OBR, etc.)
• Returns the repository names as configured

Examples

Get all repository names:

${repos}
# Returns: "Maven Central, Local, Workspace, Release" (example)

Document available repositories:

Bundle-RepositoriesUsed: ${repos}

Count repositories:

repo.count=${size;${split;,;${repos}}}

Check for specific repository:

${if;${findlast;${repos};Maven Central};has-central;no-central}

Use Cases

• Listing available repositories in documentation
• Debugging repository configuration
• Validating repository setup
• Build metadata and reporting
• Repository availability checks

Notes

• Returns repository names, not paths or URLs
• Names are as configured in the workspace or project
• The list reflects the current configuration
• Repository order may vary
• See also: ${repo} for accessing repository contents
• Repository configuration is in cnf/build.bnd or project files

See test cases in MacroTestsForDocsExamples.java