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How to create a link to get the latest release of an artifact? E.g. org.foo:bar would have 1.0 and 2.0, and the link would return the 2.0 release; and when 3.0 is released and deployed, the same link would return the 3.0 release, etc.

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I wouldn't use "LATEST" but if you want the latest release, you can ask with the "RELEASE" keyword:

http://somerepo.org/service/local/artifact/maven/redirect?r=central-proxy&g=groupId&a=artifactId&v=RELEASE

This will get you the latest given release, not just "LATEST" which will give you the last thing built (last thing uploaded for that group+artifact combo).

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In nexus 3, according to official manual

You can download the archive by search download API:

http://${nexus host}/service/rest/v1/search/assets/download?repository={repoName}&group={group}&name=core&maven.baseVersion=x.x.x-SNAPSHOT&sort=version&direction=desc&maven.extension=jar

It will automatically sort by version field and fetch the latest one

The inner API list you can find in Manage UI > System > API, it is written by swagger

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I have found about this kind of query:

http://somerepo.org/service/local/artifact/maven/redirect?r=central-proxy&g=groupId&a=artifactId&v=LATEST

But at the same time, a discouraging text explanation:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9280447/how-do-i-provide-url-access-to-the-latest-snapshot-of-an-artifact-in-nexus

So while this may work to some extent, it's not something really supported by Nexus.

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