Re: [Artifactory-users] REST Artifact Latest Version Search (2.6.1)

[Noam Y. T. <no...@jf...>]

The latest version query can support Ivy modules, but it doesn't achieve
this by parsing the Ivy descriptors; instead, it utilizes the heuristics of
the repository layouts<http://wiki.jfrog.org/confluence/display/RTF/Repository+Layouts>to
identify modules and relies on the artifact's timestamps to determine
the latest version.
This will of course work only if the artifacts in question comply to the
layout enforced by their hosting repository (that is, identified by the
repository as valid modules).
Should you require a more customized process, you can always utilize
Artifactory's user-plugins<http://wiki.jfrog.org/confluence/display/RTF/User+Plugins>
to
create your own extensions.

On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 12:52 PM, Jeroen van Dun <Jv...@ro...
> wrote:

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> We publish artifacts using Bamboo its Artifactory Ivy task. The ivy.xml
> (that is also published) defines the status (integration, milestone or
> release) of the module and the artifacts it contains.****
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> Now I want to retrieve the latest version of a module from Artifactory
> using the REST API. I have tried to use the REST function
> “search/latestVersion” but that does not seem to take the ivy status into
> account? What should I use to accomplish my goal?****
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> Thank you,****
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> jeroen****
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