Download [BEST] Latest Artifact From Nexus Using Curl

I am trying to download an artifact from Nexus Pro 3.37.3-02 using curl but it is not working. I have found below commands which I think working for many other but in my case I am getting repository, maven.groupId, maven.artifactId, maven.baseVersion, maven.extension is not recognized as internal or external command, operable program or batch files.

I'm trying to download an artifact uploaded to nexus using CURL. But I'm unable to get it downloaded. The below command execution from command prompt doesn't download the required zip file and I'm using Nexus admin account

Download Latest Artifact From Nexus Using Curl

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Did I form the URL correctly? I tried to browse the URL ( :8081/nexus/service/local/artifact/maven/redirect?r=Repo_Name&g=GroupID&a=artifactID&v=LATEST&p=zip), but got HTTP 404 Not found in Nexus Repository Manager. I'm using Nexus version 3.0.2-02. I'm new to nexus and any help is greatly appreciated.

Indeed Sonatype brilliantly decided to change the REST API in a way totally incompatible from Nexus2 to Nexus3 - for the joy of system aministrators. So the /service/local/artifact/maven/ is no longer available in Nexus3.

Hi Christopher,

You are using wrong request path. Just as the documentation you linked says, try using /service/rest/v1/search as your request path, or to use your example that would be curl -u user_id:password -X GET ' =name of url here&group=goes here'

From Maven 3, support for uniqueVersion is disabled and when you distribute your snapshots by publishing them on nexus you end up with snapshot names ending with timestamps. Suddenly your QA or Integration server scripts start failing if you are getting war file from nexus repository as there is no unique name now.

Explore the API interface, there are many different ways to search for and pull artifacts. The main thing to be concerned with is the asset names to download. Looking at the curl command in the script you can see I am pulling the artifact named dot-files from the repository named maven-releases (which is a compressed zip file of my dot-files stored in a maven repo in Nexus).

Both files are then added to our array, ${artifacts[@]}. The next line ((${#artifact[@]})) checks to make sure that we have elements in the array. If not the script dies since our curl command failed. If it succeeds, we now have two URLs to pull from Nexus. One the artifact and one the checksum that was created by maven when the artifact was uploaded.

The download then happens inside a simple for loop, again using curl. We iterate on each elemenet in the array mentioned above, checking to see if the URL has a match of sha1 in it. If it does we download it and assign the checksum as a variable to be used to check the integrity: checksum=$(curl -s "$i" | awk '{print $1}').

Hi Everybody,

I am trying to find if there is any development made on gradle plugin to support Nexus 3 tagging and uploading feature.

We are currently using gradle builds and using maven publication method to upload builds to nexus2 currently and working on migrating from Nexus2 to Nexus3.

Nexus3 allows us to create the tag and use the tag name when you upload to Nexus3 so that when you upload the set of artifacts including your sub projects it is associated to single tag name using which we can stage them to other repositories using API call depending upon the organisational workflow.

I wanted to push cloud manager artifacts such as "all" package and all "ui.apps" sub packages and "core" bundles to a nexus artifacts repository post deployment to an ams/cloud instances. Any help is much appreciated.

Sonatype helps open source projects by providing free Maven repository hosting and Maven central repository sync. There are hundreds of projects using this great service. As a result, I've received many questions from users, and a large amount of them is about '401'. It is sometimes the case that when people try to deploy artifacts into Sonatype Nexus Repository using Maven, the deployment fails and they receive a 401 error.

Nexus is a repository manager that allows you to store and retrieve artifacts. It enables you to host your built artifacts in a private and secure repo. You can always pull the Nexus Docker image using the following command:

"curl -LOk" makes it using insecure protocols (-k), disabling SSL certificate checks (which fail because of the incorrect path not matching the certificate), and create the output file using the filename (-O) proposed from the remote server (also insecure).In my opinion, the server should better be configured create local redirecting aliases where needed, to avoid having to pass this non conforming part of the URL. But the redirection is made using an HTTP redirect only (HTTP error 30x), which causes problems to curl that does not follow (by default) this (unsecure) redirection, and option (-k) disables this security check.So instead of using HTTP redirects (moved permanently), please add some internal link on the filesystem of the server. If this is needed because the URL is in fact hosted on another physical server with no direct access between their filesystems, you should use another DNS name for this host, so that clients will query the correct one directly, without any redirect.Then fix your web pages (you may use your webserver logs to see where HTTP 30x redirects are returned and which webpages may need to be checked and updated).Forcing clients to use unsecure/unchecked protocols is not a good option.

However, we cannot get the same checksum value of the packages from the source registry using the remote repository unless that package is cached. This breaks the working of a tool called "Kops". This tool "Kops" will first get the checksum value of a package from the source registry and then download it.

I would like to populate a Choice Parameter drop-down with artifact information from Nexus, using the Nexus REST API. This is an alternative approach to using the Repository Connector Plugin. Some customers have reported having issues using this plugin. I would investigate using this plugin first before reading on.

For example - =jboss&a=jboss-j2ee&r=releases&p=jar will return artifact information for group id jboss, artifact id jboss-j2ee and type jar, from the JBoss Nexus Repository You can test the query in your browser to see the XML results returned by the API.

We will consider here the situation where we have a custom RPM of vim and we want to upload it to an artifact repository:Nexus. Like artifactory Nexus a very common binary repositorymanager that supports many types of repositories and especially maven repositories. You canquery it using an REST API or using maven command: mvn.

Here is the command that I use to upload non-java artifact. In caseof error nexus will answer with an HTTP header containing a string describing the problem.It is easy to use and easy to troobleshoot.

The automatic renaming is really annoying and it could not be avoid if you are using maven deploy. It happens because maven has been written to handle artifacts following maven naming.If you look at the code in the maven plugin in DeployFileMojo.java, you will see that an URL is build using different factories from Maven classes.So it's important to understand that you cannot specify the URL of the artifact. If youneed to deploy non-java artifact don't use maven, even if the doc says that artifacts which are not built using Maven can be added to any remote repository using the deploy:deploy-file mojo.Yes you can, but with no control on the name and final URL.

This plugin provides a build parameter and will let the user choose a version from the available artifacts in the choosen repository. The Plugin will return the full URL of the choosen artifact, so that it will be available during the build as environemt paramter. This can be further used to retrieve the artifact with wget or curl

We are using this plugin to let our QA department choose between the various available versions of our software. In combination with the "Publish via SSH" plugin the choosen artifact URL is passed to the testserver which is then able to retrieve the artifact and install it.

23:07:06 [ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-deploy-plugin:2.8.2:deploy (default-deploy) on project REDACTED: Failed to deploy artifacts: Could not transfer artifact REDACTED from/to jenkins-maven-uploads (REDACTED/maven-releases/): Access denied to: -0.0.1.pom, ReasonPhrase: Forbidden. -> [Help 1]23:07:06 org.apache.maven.lifecycle.LifecycleExecutionException: Failed to execute goal org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-deploy-plugin:2.8.2:deploy (default-deploy) on project REDACTED: Failed to deploy artifacts: Could not transfer artifact REDACTED from/to jenkins-maven-uploads (REDACTED/maven-releases/): Access denied to: -0.0.1.pom, ReasonPhrase: Forbidden.

12:16:31 [INFO] Scanning for projects...12:16:31 [INFO] 12:16:31 [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------12:16:31 [INFO] Building ipgapiproxy 0.0.112:16:31 [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------12:16:31 Downloading: -deploy-plugin/3.0.0-M1/maven-...12:16:33 [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------12:16:33 [INFO] BUILD FAILURE12:16:33 [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------12:16:33 [INFO] Total time: 2.616 s12:16:33 [INFO] Finished at: 2020-06-15T11:16:33+00:0012:16:33 [INFO] Final Memory: 10M/150M12:16:33 [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------12:16:33 [ERROR] Plugin org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-deploy-plugin:3.0.0-M1 or one of its dependencies could not be resolved: Failed to read artifact descriptor for org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-deploy-plugin:jar:3.0.0-M1: Could not transfer artifact org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-deploy-plugin:pom:3.0.0-M1 from/to nexus ( ): Access denied to: -deploy-plugin/3.0.0-M1/maven-... , ReasonPhrase:Forbidden. -> [Help 1]

Even though i had highest privileges from Nexus to my svc account. I was still unable to upload the zip file. I have also added dependency management in the pom file and I have modified my maven command for a successful artifact upload into nexus. e24fc04721