Hi All,
I am setting up maven & jenkins for my organization. We are using Gitlab. We have one repository under which we have N number of proxies. As apigee maven plugin suggested, I have one shared-pom.xml in the repo and individual proxy specific pom.xml under each proxy.
I am able to deploy every proxy when I run the below maven command for proxy pom.xml
mvn install -Pdvl -Dusername=$ae_username -Dpassword=$ae_password -Dorg=dvl-myorg -Dapigee.config.options=create
Now, I want to achieve below.
I am having a hard time to find out which proxy is changed. Did anyone face this issue?
I don't want to create separate repo for every proxy I am building.
Even I have the same question, could you please help us, how to check new proxy has appeared in repository @Dino-at-Google @Sai Saran Vaidyanathan @Anil Sagar @ Google @Anil Sagar
Hi @Krish / @Mohsin Khan
In the samples, I don't think we recommended to have multiple proxies in the same repo. The structure was recommended to keep the main pom (shared-pom) out and just have the basic pom.xml in each apiproxy. I personally recommend having each proxy in a separate repo so that you don't have to get into this trouble (of finding which proxy within the repo changed and then just deploy that).
My options:
Hi Sai,
I would like to implement option 1 for our setup. 1 repo for each proxy and 1 jenkins job to deploy any updated proxy repo to apigee. Could you please share the shared-pom.xml and pom.xml in each proxy repo?
Hi @Sai Saran Vaidyanathan@Anil Sagar @ Google@Anil Sagar @Krish / @Mohsin Khan
I am also having same scenario , do you have any suggestion to determine a which proxy change in a Git repo with N number of proxies and deploy only changed proxy using the jenkins.
Thanks in advance.
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