Creating CodeStation project artifact set versions

A CodeStation artifact set is a collection of files that were not created by Build. CodeStation artifact sets are used as dependencies for other projects.

Create the CodeStation project for which you want to create an artifact set version.

Each time that you load files into a CodeStation artifact set, an artifact set version is created. A CodeStation artifact set can have any number of versions.

On the left navigational panel, click CodeStation, then select a CodeStation project.
Click New in the Versions area.
Type an identifier in the Stamp field.
A stamp typically uses an algorithm with an incremental property such as ${+property:propname}. A stamp can also use constant, such as myStamp.
Click Save.
Load files into the version by completing the following steps.
1. Click Artifacts.
2. Click Upload File, or Upload Many Files.
  To upload several files, first create a compressed file that contains the files.
3. Select an option from the Artifact Set list.
  This option assigns a name to the artifact set.
4. Specify the directory where the files are in the Directory field.
5. Use Browse and select the file.
  If you selected Upload Many Files, the file must be a compressed-type file.
6. Click Upload Files.
Optional: Define a property for the artifact set version by completing the following steps.
1. Click Properties and click New Property.
2. Type a name for the property in the Name field.
3. Enter a value for the property in the Value field.
  Property values are referenced by using this syntax: ${p:name}. These properties cannot have empty values.
4. Click Save.
Add statuses to the artifact set version by completing the following steps.
1. Click Status and click Add Status.
2. Select a status from the Status list.
  For information about creating statuses, see Creating statuses.
3. Click Add.

To see projects that depend on the CodeStation project version, click Dependencies.