plugins {
id "com.jfrog.bintray" version "1.3.1"
}
bintray {
user = 'foo'
key = 'bar'
publish = true
pkg {
repo = 'distrib'
name = 'update-site'
licenses = ['GPL-3.0']
vcsUrl = 'https://github.com/...'
version {
name = 'latest'
desc = 'Eclipse update site for my plugin'
}
filesSpec {
from 'build/install/my-plugin-site'
into '/'
}
}
}
The Bintray result is (Files sheet for theUser/distrib/update-site directory) :
The structure is a little strange but ok ...
The site.xml url location is OK :
But the jars url location doesn't contain update-site/latest (=> could not be used in Eclipse) :
Is there a misunderstanding on the build.gradle configuration, or a bug ?
Hi,
Context : Uploading a directory (an Eclipse update-site, for jd-eclipse) in a generic repository in Bintray, the original tree is not respected.
Content tree :
build.gradle config :
The Bintray result is (Files sheet for theUser/distrib/update-site directory) :
The structure is a little strange but ok ...
The site.xml url location is OK :
But the jars url location doesn't contain update-site/latest (=> could not be used in Eclipse) :
Is there a misunderstanding on the build.gradle configuration, or a bug ?
Thanks in advance. Best regards.