Create a Release Bundle v2 from Builds

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Use the menu on the Release Lifecycle page to create a Release Bundle v2 from one or more builds.

Note

You can also create a Release Bundle v2 directly from the Builds page. For more information, see Create a Release Bundle (v2) from the Builds Table.

To create a Release Bundle v2 from a build:

  1. In the Platform module, select Artifactory > Release Lifecycle.

  2. From the Actions menu, select Create Version from Builds from the list. The New Release Bundle Version window is displayed.

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  3. In the Release Bundle Details tab, do the following:

    1. Enter a name for the Release Bundle. (If a Release Bundle was previously created from the selected build, its name will appear.)

    2. Enter the version number of the Release Bundle.

      Note

      Naming restrictions:

      • The name is limited to 128 characters (see Tip below).

      • The version is limited to 32 characters (see Tip below).

      • The name and version must begin with a letter, digit, or underscore.

      • The name must consist only of letters, digits, underscores, periods, and hyphens. The version supports these characters and also supports the plus sign (+).

      Tip

      If a longer Release Bundle name or version is required, use the REST API or the JFrog CLI instead.Create Release Bundle v2 Version

    3. [optional] Select a signing key. If you do not select a key, a default key (generated by Artifactory automatically) is used. See Create Signing Keys for Release Bundles (v2).

      Warning

      Make sure the signing key is valid. The operation will fail if the key has expired.

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  4. Click Next to move to the Builds Selection tab.

  5. Define the builds from which to create the Release Bundle:

    1. Select the build name and version from the lists provided.

    2. [optional] Select the Include Build Dependencies checkbox to have the Release Bundle include the dependencies associated with the build.

      Important

      Dependencies located in local, Federated, and remote repositories can be included in the Release Bundle. To include dependencies from a remote repository, you must first ensure that they exist in the remote cache. If they are not in the cache, you need to download them before creating the Release Bundle.

    3. Click Add. The selected build and version appear in the selection box.

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  6. [optional] Repeat step 5 to add additional builds to the new Release Bundle.

  7. Click Create.