Fetch binaries¶
Script ifs_fetch.cmd/sh¶
The script ifs_fetch.cmd/sh is located in the build folder.
When creating a build home, the ifs_fetch script should be executed in the build_home after the create_build_home_structure script has been run.
When creating a delivery, the script should be executed from the build home/build folder and and the parameter --delivey need to be set pointing to the delivery. If the ifs_fetch or its sub source code are changed in the delivery source code, the ifs_fetch will be updated, and the script will be automatically start using the new version.
The script accepts three parameters.
| Parameter | Required | Purpose | Examples/Defaults |
|---|---|---|---|
| --user | mandatory | set JFrog user | |
| --password | mandatory | set password | |
| --host | optional | set JFrog host | Default ifsclouddev.jfrog.io |
| --repo-name | optional | point to the repository | Default binaryartifacts |
| --log-level | optional | OFF, SEVERE, WARNING, INFO, CONFIG, FINE, FINER, FINEST, ALL | Default is OFF |
| --force-download | optional | there is a cache in the build_home to avoid unnecessary downloads. This param can skip the use of this cache | Default false |
| --build-home | optional | folder path to the build home - default is one level up from current | default is ..\ or ../ for linux |
| --delivery | optional | folder path to the delivery. ifs_fetch will download the artifact to this delivery folder structure. If --delivery is not given, the fetch will be made to the build_home |
More information found when executing:
CMD>ifs_fetch.cmd --user read_user --password pwd --host ifsclouddev.jfrog.io