Thanks @atripp

I have ended up achieving this using the maven plugin deploy-file and pushing the pom and jar into the API endpoint

For anyone elses reference if they are interested:

mvn deploy:deploy-file -Durl=<api url for feed> -Dfile=<jar> -DpomFile=<pom>

Thanks for your help

@atripp

I tried adding a new artefact to file system in the stored location defined by my maven feed, but I cant get the feed to pickup the new artefact. I have tried the following to get it to pick it up

1. Feed re-index: Manage Feed > Storage & Retention > Page Storage > Re-index
2. Trigger index task: Admin > Scheduled Jobs > BuildMavenFeedIndex (for feed) > Run
3. Alternate task: Admin > Manage Service > Schedule Job Dispatcher > Run

After running all of these my feed still does not pick up my artefact that I just added. Any ideas how I get the new artefact to be index in the database?

Thanks

Hi @atripp

Thanks for your response and letting me know that the functionality is not available anymore I thought i was going mad.

So is the only way to bulk upload artefacts to ProGet based on the steps that you just outlined?

If I physically copied the files across into the feed location directory in the directories based on its package names that would be sufficient? Do I not need ProGet to re-index the feed?

Do you know of any other way to do this? Possibly using maven maybe?

If I installed a legacy version of ProGet to get the functionality back is that an option I could take too?

Thanks for your help
Andrew

Hi
I am trying to set the drop path to do a bulk import with a maven feed. I create a new maven feed but can not find the option to set the bulk import drop path?

I am running ProGet Free Edition Version 5.3.17 (Build 19)

Thanks