tile-generator | deploy software on Pivotal Cloud Foundry
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kandi X-RAY | tile-generator Summary
PCF Tile Generator is a suite of tools to help you develop, package, test, and deploy services and other add-ons to Pivotal Cloud Foundry. The tile generator uses templates and patterns that are based on years of experience integrating third-party services into Cloud Foundry, and eliminates much of the need for you to have intimate knowledge of all the tools involved.
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- Removes unused versions
- Builds the pending changes
- Get the version of Ops Manager
- Applies changes to a product
- Delete an op
- Apply all required docker images
- Get chart info
- Make a GET request
- Find required images
- Calls curl
- Render an env variable
- Show credentials
- Run a target
- Add properties to a package
- Render a list of plans
- Show BOSH env
- Enable an errand command
- Disable the errand command
- Generate a new release
- Add buildpack properties
- Returns the SDK version
- Add the job to the deployment
- Builds a list of changes for a product
- Apply the manifest to a release
- Install a product
- Build a command
- Applies the deployment to a release
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QUESTION
I have whittled down my problem to a very simple project that declares a module dependency on a module artifact served from my client's artifactory instance. This is working fine with 5.3.1. As can be seen from the logs below there is a line which indicates DefaultExternalResourceArtifactResolver is loading the associated .jar for this dependency from my maven2 repo (see: {{{ A }}})
However, when I attempted to upgrade to Gradle 6.5, I get the message
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Answered 2020-Jun-16 at 07:16According to your comment
there is no metadata of any kind (no pom, etc), just the .jar
your repository contains the jar
file only and misses the metadata pom
file. Before 6.0, Gradle tried to derive metadata from pom
first and then the artifact if pom
was missing. This changed with Gradle 6. For efficiency reasons, the default metadata sources are gradleMetadata()
and mavenPom()
only. So if both are missing Gradle doesn't seem to try to download the jar
.
To restore the old behavior and being able to resolve the dependency add artifact()
to your Maven repository metadataSources
configuration.
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Install tile-generator
You can use tile-generator like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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