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Man, that page needs a "What is Nexus?" link. I can't really tell what it is.. I guess some sort of central repo for packages? What go has is Godep (https://g
by NateDad 12y ago
Man, that page needs a "What is Nexus?" link. I can't really tell what it is.. I guess some sort of central repo for packages?
What go has is Godep (https://github.com/tools/godep https://github.com/tools/godep) which with a single command can copy all your project's dependencies into your repo. from there on out, the dependencies are just part of source control like anything else, so you don't have to open up your build machine to the external internet, for example.
- threeseed 12y agoYes. It is just a central repo that also does caching/proxying of external repositories. In many enterprises developers won't have access to download from the external internet so godep won't work. It also has a fine grained security model and allows for security evaluations of libraries (check for outdated/insecure etc).