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  • FileRepo Plugin

    Provides a bnd repository stored on the local file system

    This type of repository is based on a very simple file system directory structure. It is editable from within Bndtools. NB: it does not support indexing, so repositories of this type cannot participate in resolution of Run Requirements.

    The following properties are supported:

    Name Description Required?
    name Name for the repository. No.
    location The local filesystem directory. Yes.
    readonly Whether the repository should be read-only, No. Default: false
      i.e. disabled for editing from Bndtools.  
    tags Comma separated list of tags. (e.g. resolve, baseline, release) Use a placeholder like <<EMPTY>> to exclude the repo from resolution. The resolve tag is picked up by the -runrepos instruction. No

    Tagging

    This plugin supports Tagging via the tags configuration property. See Tagging of repository plugins for more details.

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