@eclipse-che/plugin-registry-generator
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Generator of yaml files exposed by the plug-in registry.
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This tool is currently generating data at build time so we can remove all devfiles from the v3/plugins folder
This tool generates:
v3/plugins/**/devfile.yaml based on the file `che-editors.yaml``The build tool is available at https://www.npmjs.com/package/@eclipse-che/plugin-registry-generator
@next alias version will link the current development version.
--root-folder:/root-path assume the che-*.yaml files are in this folder
--output-folder:/output-path assume the generated files will be in this folder
Default to /tmp/che-plugin-registry/output-folder
--embed-vsix:true will embed the vsix in the generated output folder (and in the OCI image)
Default to false
By default all generated images tags are using the digest (sha256 link)
Use --skip-digest-generation:true to disable it.
There is a command that is invoked in the Dockerfile to generate these files
Script used is generate_vscode_extensions.sh
FAQs
Generator of yaml files exposed by the plug-in registry.
We found that @eclipse-che/plugin-registry-generator demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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