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ERROR: There are no artifacts ... #110
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Hi @h-2, Thanks for your question. We have just merged this: #107 that will probably fix the issue, the problem is that the command used to try to find the sources for the packages and fail otherwise, but now we have relaxed the conditions so you can generate the build info withouth the package sources artifact. (If for some reason you want to force that the sources artifact is always there you can force downloading sources for every package using the Please try and ping us back if you have any problem. |
Thanks, this step passes now:
Then I get:
So this only works with a pro account? Just to be sure, do I need this at all? I only want the artifactory to show a few more details about my packages (see also my comment here #100 (comment) ). |
Hi @h-2, Yes, in order to take advantage of the BuildInfo you need the PRO version, because the feature needs setting properties to artifacts and use other features of the API and that's not available in the artifactory-cpp.
Hope this helps |
Thanks for your reply and for pointing out where I can find the information! |
I am experimenting with these commands, but build-info always fails for me:
The respective part of
install_log.json
reads:So, clearly, it downloaded the openssl artifact with the respective hash from the artifactory.
The artifactory WebUI also shows:
What am I doing wrong?
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