This is a Java Library wrapping the Adobe Cloud Manager API.
Provide a set of convenience methods for interacting with the Cloud Manager definitions for a given organization.
See the docs.
Contributions are welcomed! Read the Contributing Guide for more information.
Please run the and include the output from the generate-javadoc Maven profile for any Pull Requests, to keep the documentation up-to-date.
This is the only action that requires a user to activate manually.
Releasing a version of the library can be done by activating the Tag & Release action.
The version is optional, if unspecified it will use whatever Maven determines is the next release.
Activated on every commit to the main branch.
Automatically deploy a SNAPSHOT of the current build to Maven Central's snapshot repository.
Activated on every pull request to the main branch.
Automatically run a build and tests for the project.
Activated on every commit to the main branch.
This will automatically update the Changelog from Pull Requests or Issues, and commit it back to the main branch.
Activated after every successful Tag & Release run. This will run the Maven profile for generating the Project JavaDocs and commit them back to the main branch. This will keep them always up-to-date with the latest release.
This project is licensed under the Apache V2 License. See LICENSE for more information.
If there's an update to the Cloud Manager swagger main API or Event API, then new models need to be generated.
The Event API is fetched directly from Github. However, the rest of the API has been modified slightly from the GitHub source. To update, replace the API's yaml file with the GitHub source, but ensure to keep these changes:
- Repository Definition
- Add the ID property
- EnvironmentLog Definition
- Program Id property is string type (not integer)
- Environment Id property is string type (not integer)
When ready to generate the new classes, run:
> mvn clean generate-sources -Pgenerate-api-model
Review the changes and commit them. There may be some trivial in the imports, as Swagger will make changes to the generated classes files. But a thorough review should still be done to ensure nothing unexpected has changed.