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Hi, I'm just going to change one of the docs as the folder structure needs a |
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- Go to `Edit -> Preferences -> Deployment -> Use custom repository`. Enable this option. | ||
- Input the following settings into the text area field that will appear once your enable the above option | ||
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Use this if you have a repository mirror installed
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Use this if you serve dependencies via the file system
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This document will guide you on how you can setup a custom repository like JFrog locally and configure Studio Pro to use it to resolve the Mendix project dependencies. We'll also cover how to use a simple flat file folder to store your `.jar` files. This will allow you to manage your project's dependencies more efficiently, especially for internal libraries or when internet access is limited. | ||
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## 1. Understanding Custom Repositories |
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description: "Describes how to setup a custom repository locally" | ||
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# Introduction |
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Maybe change the structure to:
Introduction
- Explain why this topic is important (air-gapped) and what the difference between the approaches is with pros and cons
Use an Artifactory Server
Prerequisites
Set up the server
Configure the server
Configure Studio Pro
Use the Local File System
Prerequisites
Set up the server
Configure the server
Configure Studio Pro
Troubleshooting
Please also add a link from the index document to the new document |
* Updated links to AWS where they should have pointed to Azure; * fixed a self-contradicting sentence about an "authentication" JDBC parameter; * fixed a typo.
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Extend the Managed Dependencies page. A new subpage that will help air-gapped/proxied customers to setup a custom repo on their local setup