Documentation - on how Reposilite is working

[khmarbaise]

• It would be great to have documentation on how repositories are created by default?
• What can be configured in the nanomaven.yml ?

[dzikoysk]

• Permissions are granted by assigning an alias to the path (README#Guide). For instance:
  • Typical admin account would be assigned to the / path
  • NanoMaven developer would be assigned to the /releases/org/panda-lang/nanomaven path
    Users are allowed to do whatever they want as long as their actions are performed in the associated directory (path).
• Configuration was simplified in Cleanup configuration #35 and it is how it looks: https://github.com/dzikoysk/nanomaven/blob/master/src/main/resources/nanomaven.yml

[khmarbaise]

Don't get me wrong but you are closing the issues very fast without really answering things. From users point of view I would like to have a documentation which shows what/and how the configuration can be done and what the consequences are. I don't want to start reading the code and trying to understand how the code work to get an impression what I can configured.

Furthermore can I define repos with a given path? The path is relative based on the startup of the server? Can I put artifacts into the repositories according to GAV etc. ? How? Can I simply copy artifact into the repository? Do I need to restart the server if new artifacts have been added?

[dzikoysk]

The status of issue depends on the purpose, do not worry about it. The overall documentation might be a good idea, probably using the Wiki section on GitHub.

Yeah, the path is relative and nanomaven will use data from current working directory. You can manually put artifacts in the repository directory according to GAV. The only thing stored by NanoMaven at runtime is cache of generated maven-metadata.xml files, so if you will change sth, it might be a good idea to call purge command as long as you don't want to restart your application.

[dzikoysk]

#79