I have been asked to configure the latest artifactory release as a drop-in
replacement for an existing artifactory 1.2.5 installation. No changes to any
of our developer's maven configurations - the only thing that changes is
artifactory, and in a way that, unless I told them no one would know I'd even
done it. Our many projects have repository names (like libs-releases,
libs-snapshots, etc) and who-knows-what-else hardcoded into them, which I
cannot change.
It seems there are two things I need to do:
1) configure the latest artifactory to respond the same as the old one, and
2) export the old content; then import it into the new one.
Can this be done? If so, how easily? What would be entailed?
-ste
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