Re: Archiva to Attic? Asking contribution

I just joined the users mailing list a couple of days, to start looking at Archiva. I am coming from a Nexus background, but to get things like staging repositories, we have to pay for all the other junk that we don't want. Based on this email thread, it seems Archiva might be starting to head

Re: Archiva to Attic? Asking contribution

Hi Martin, I merged your pull requests thanks a lot for that!! Feel free to navigate tru 2.2.2 issues (or any other issues you'd like to fix :-) ). I'm pretty sure we can give you commit karma quickly Olivier On 13 September 2016 at 05:24, Martin Stockhammer wrote: > Hi

Re: Archiva to Attic? Asking contribution

Hi Olivier, I like archiva, because it's simple and lightweight comparing to nexus and artifactory. It has some advantages to the other two main repository implementations: - You can deploy it on any application server (e.g. we use it on WebSphere) - it does not claim to be a "multipurpose all

Re: Archiva to Attic? Asking contribution

Hi Olivier, Archiva is very much used. I personally believe that you're doing such a great job that it's become a bit of an expectation for you to fix everything :). I also believe that a bit of community development will reflect that. I got questions about Archiva in the recent past. Let