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Add support for multiple servers. #85
Add support for multiple servers. #85
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what is the current state of this issue? |
Same question here. Is this feature on the roadmap? It would be really useful. |
Hello everyone. Unfortunately it's not possible to implement right now, because GitHub does not support multiple parameters for arguments. actions/toolkit#184 |
Surely this could be supported with either a |
Gostaria de saber como funciona |
This would be really helpful to have. @IvanZosimov you closed the duplicate #427, can you provide an update or ping who can push this forward? |
I run into the same issue :-( ! Would be really neat to either
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@roman-bicherschii You can use wildcards to access multiple repos
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Currently, as I understand it, the user may specify only one server, as follows:
Which produces the following xml in the settings.xml file:
However, it would be useful to be able to specify more than one server. For example, this yaml:
Might produce the following xml in the settings.xml file:
While it would be valuable in general to be able to specify more than one server, it should be especially valuable in the context of Github, as it seems for now, in order to reference multiple packages from maven.pkg.github.com, the user must reference each package's repository in their pom.xml.
If the above configuration were possible, a user could then reference the artifacts at
value-of-server-id-1
andvalue-of-server-id-2
in their pom.xml as follows:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: