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ziad-saade
ziad-saade

Reputation: 29

JFrog remote repository name without the project key prefix

How to create a JFrog remote repository with a name that doesn't include the project key prefix?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 383

Answers (2)

Jyothi Prasad
Jyothi Prasad

Reputation: 111

If you have admin permissions you can directly create a repository without any Project key as a prefix and then you can add the created repository to that Specific Project.

If you are not an admin, then we dont have an option to create a local|remote repo without Project prefix. The only way is to associate this with any virtual repi.

Upvotes: 0

yahavi
yahavi

Reputation: 6083

I'm almost sure that it is impossible to create a repository name in a project environment, without the project key prefix.

However, please consider the following workaround:

  1. Create a remote repository in your project named <proj>-awesome-repo.
  2. Create a virtual repository in the default space (without project associated) named awesome-repo. Include the remote repository proj-remote-repo in the virtual repository.
  3. Use awesome-repo as the remote repository.

Upvotes: 1

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