Our company uses Maven. We use the Nexus repository manager in order to store our snapshots and releases.
Currently, we are developing a product based on Eclipse. We use Tycho to do that.
The problem is the following: In our Eclipse-based product we have many features. Our idea is build each feature (or group of features) separately and put them in internal p2 repositories. When one features requires another feature, we point the target platform to necessary internal p2 repository.
Currently, we build application with Tycho. We make our features "deployable", so Tycho produces a P2 site in target
. We push that P2 site to our server and then run Eclipse FeaturesAndBundlesPublisher
, which merges that recently-built feature with a P2 repository. As a result, we have a internal P2 repository having all the versions of required feature.
We find that this process is too cumbersome. Is there a tool like Nexus, which would be more convenient?
UPD.:There is a discussion on Tycho Users list
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