I think distribution repositories are meant for user downloads or for
binary/source/javadoc distribution/download.
While other repositories are meant for maven or build use.
Treloar, Barrie (SAPOL) wrote:
3. snapshot repository
We do not store snapshots with released artifacts anymore. A snapshot
repository is a remote repository specifically for housing non-release
code.
4. local repository
The directory structure on your local machine which stores all the
artifacts required by all the projects on your system.
5. private repository
6. intranet repository
Same thing and these are internal repositories. A remote repository
inside your firewall i.e a repostory not on your machine but in the
confines of your organization. You might have internal release/snapshot
repos as well.
7. distribution repository
Usually an internal repository where you deploy your artifacts. Here
again you may have release/snapshot repositories.
I'm confused about distribution repository.
It is only used internally and appears to contain another copy of
release/snapshot repositories. Why do I need two versions of these
internally?
I can only see a need for one internal snapshot repository and one internal
release repository.
Cheers
Barrie
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