Repeat the above process for each individual repository manager server instance. After a successful connection to Nexus Repository Manager, click the Save button.Once added, select your Nexus Repository Manager username and password from the Credentials dropdown list. Credentials: Select the Add button to enter your Nexus Repository Manager username and password using the Jenkins Provider Credentials: Jenkins modal window.Server URL: Location of your Nexus Repository Manager server.

It should be alphanumeric without spaces. Server ID: A unique ID used to reference Nexus Repository Manager in Build Pipeline scripts.Display Name: Name of the server to show when selecting Nexus Repository Manager instances for build jobs.In the Sonatype Nexus section, click the Add Nexus Repository Manager Server dropdown menu and then select Nexus Repository Manager 3.x Server.Select Configure System from the list of configuration options.Select Manage Jenkins from the Dashboard’s left-navigation menu.For component upload functionality, Nexus Repository Manager 3.12.1 or newer is required along with the Jenkins Plugin 1207-134824.d240aa3 or newer.Ĭonnecting Jenkins to Repository Manager 3Ĭonnect Jenkins to connect to Nexus Repository Manager 3:.For staging and tagging functionality, Nexus Repository Manager Pro 3.13 or newer is required along with the Jenkins Plugin 1207-134824.d240aa3 or newer.deleting tagged components as needed during post-release cleanup activities.moving / promoting tagged components through a series of staging repositories (e.g.creating and associating tags to components.publishing tagged build outputs to the repository manager.The Nexus Platform Plugin for Jenkins provides the powerful abilities needed to orchestrate your organization's build and release pipelines while also enabling integration and orchestration of the staging functionality in Nexus Repository Manager Pro. For an overview of the Nexus Platform integration, and for instructions for integrating IQ Server with Jenkins, click here. This page gives instructions for integrating Repository Manager 3 with Jenkins.

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