I'm looking for a binary-artifact repository, but everything I see is super complicated, to set up, use, and manage. All I'm looking for is:
- upload repos as tgz/zip with metadata (name, date, tag)
- query and download by SHA and/or name
- a local tool (python-based?) to help create repos from a subdir with the proper metadata and signature
Even a web-based portal is almost more than what I need (sure, it would be nice.) Doesn't seem like it should require all the infrastructure and complexity of archiva, artifactory, etc. Or maybe some of these tools have a simple mode and I just can't find it?
make-archive
to createlibfoo-win64-dbg-2018-09-24-a1eef00d
. Then in my build script I can sayget-archive <that name>
and it would unpack it if not present and proceed with the build. Then if I want to use a newer libfoo I build it and archive it, and update my build script to use the new name (and check that in). Now the build is reproducible. Sure, it's just some scripts. Surprised that doesn't exist. – GaryO Sep 25 '18 at 0:47wpkg
so this could work cross-OS, which I would want. The creation process looks simple (much simpler than RPM!) The systemwide requirement (needs root, dpkg db is global, installs into/
) is a small hitch but I'm sure it can be dealt with. @JiriKlouda can you turn your comment into an answer so I can select it as correct? – GaryO Sep 25 '18 at 12:43