If they are the same version as the production one is going to be, why
not just overwrite them with the official production version? You lose
your test code, but thats seems to be a compromise for not wanting to
tag another way.
Nic
Wendy Smoak wrote:
After you have deployed an artifact, is there a way to 'un-deploy' it?
We have "test builds" deployed to a repository, (they are more or
less release candidates, with the bonus of not having to re-tag and
create new artifacts if they are judged to be of sufficient quality to
be released.)
If a test build doesn't make the grade, I need to remove it from the
repository. It was easy enough to just delete the directories
containing the artifacts, but that version number is still listed in
the metadata. Is that going to cause a problem?
Thanks,
Wendy
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