1. What You Will Learn

After finishing this guide you will understand how to manage command repositories in the Workflow Executor App.

2. What are Commands?

Each Command handles a certain task (e.g. creating a directory). They can be run on their own seen here or be chained together and thereby represent the smallest building block of a Workflow seen here.

3. What is a Command Repository?

A command repository represents a collection of commands, this repository then can be added to Workflow Executor App, thereby the app will be able to fetch all the commands from the repository and will make them available to use.

4. Managing Commands

The following chapters will teach you how to manage your Commands.

4.1. Open the Command Repository Dialog

To open the Command dialog navigate to Options > Commands as seen below:

Commands Navigate Dialog

This Dialog is used for managing your command repositories.

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4.2. Add Nexus and Artifactory Repository

Adding a nexus/artifactory repository works by simply clicking on one of the provided buttons in the upper section of the window. The displaying dialog will take all the information needed in order to add the repository. Once all the information is given the repository can be added by clicking the “Add” button.

Menubar Commands AddRepository

4.2.1. Add a Proxy for a Command Repository

If you don’t know what a proxy is then this Guide will provide further information about proxies and how to set them in the app.

If needed there can be a proxy set for a command repository, this can be done when creating the repository for the first time, or later on when editing the repository.

To add a proxy click the ‘Edit Proxy Settings’ button, by doing so you will be prompted with a new dialog where the proxy can be set, how to configure a proxy can be seen here.

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4.3. Editing a Repository

Editing of a repository works by simply double clicking the desired repository or by selecting the repository and clicking the edit button in the upper right of the window.

Menubar Commands RepoEdit

4.4. Deleting a Repository

A repository can be deleted by selecting the repository which should be deleted and clicking on the trash button in the upper right section of the window.

Menubar Commands RepoDeletion

4.5. Enable/Disable a repository

A repository can be enabled/disabled by selecting/deselecting the checkbox in the enabled column. The commands of a disabled repository will not be made available and thereby not be shown.

4.6. Saving changes

All changes (e.g. toggle enable/disable, add / deletion of a repository), will be made permanently by clicking the “Save changes” button on the right lower side of the window.

Menubar Commands RepoSave