Mackamul,
I know many of
the Eclipse Projects that I work with just use a Google Drive to store
these type of artifacts. Maybe that's another alternative for you...
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From:
"Mackamul
Harald (CR/ADT3)" <Harald.Mackamul@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To:
"incubation@xxxxxxxxxxx"
<incubation@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:
05/08/2020
11:25
Subject:
[EXTERNAL]
[incubation] Is there a recommended public storage for bigger static files
(on an Eclipse server) ?
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Hi,
we
(as an Eclipse project) have some static files we want to publish:
-
Slides (PDF), e.g. New and noteworthy, Migration guide, ...
-
HTML help (ZIP), also for previous versions
Is
there a recommended storage ?
I
see several possibilities:
1.
Main project website
Disadvantage: multiple storage locations
in git repositories
(1.
uploaded to web repo, 2. copied to www repo by Jenkins job, 3. mirrored
on webserver)
2.
Download area
Disadvantage: complicated procedure
with Jenkins jobs to copy content
3.
Eclipse Wiki
Advantage: upload is easy to handle
Best
regards
Harald
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