Sign Release Bundles - Declarative Pipeline Syntax

JFrog Integrations Documentation

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Integrations
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Release bundles must be signed before they can be distributed. Here's how you sign a release bundle.

Sign a release bundle

dsSignReleaseBundle(
    serverId: "jfrog-instance-1",
    name: "example-release-bundle",
    version: "1",
        // Optional GPG passphrase
        gpgPassphrase: "abc",
        // Optional repository name at the source Artifactory instance, to store release bundle artifacts in. If not provided, Artifactory will use the default one.
        storingRepo: "release-bundles-1"      
)

Distributing Release Bundles

Here's how you distribute a signed release bundle.

Distribute a release bundle

dsDeleteReleaseBundle(
    serverId: "jfrog-instance-1",
    name: "example-release-bundle",
    version: "1",
        // Optional distribution rules
    distRules: """{
            "distribution_rules": [
            {
                "site_name": "*",
                "city_name": "*",
                "country_codes": ["*"]
            }
            ]
        }""",
        // Optional country codes. Cannot be used together with 'distRules'
        countryCodes: ["001", "002"],
        // Optional site name. Cannot be used together with 'distRules'
        siteName: "my-site",
        // Optional city name. Cannot be used together with 'distRules'
        cityName: "New York",
        // Optional. If set to true, the response will be returned only after the distribution is completed.
    sync: true,
        // Optional. Set to true to disable communication with JFrog Distribution.
        dryRun: true
}