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added support to create package alias #200 #504

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@boussaffawalid boussaffawalid force-pushed the feature/Add_CONAN_ALIAS_flag_which_sets_an_alias_if_all_builds_are_successful_200 branch from 8833466 to 6b790df Compare June 18, 2020 13:09
@boussaffawalid boussaffawalid force-pushed the feature/Add_CONAN_ALIAS_flag_which_sets_an_alias_if_all_builds_are_successful_200 branch from 6b790df to c318842 Compare June 18, 2020 13:19
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@boussaffawalid Could you explain why do you need this feature?

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I think it is very handy to provide an alias to the latest built package.
In our ci we deduct the conan package version from the git commit sha, which create a new package version for every commit.

For example:

  • commit c1 will create a package pkg_name/1.0.0-c1@me/stable
  • commit c2 will create a package pkg_name/1.0.0-c2@me/stable
    .....

The idea is to have an alias package pkg_name/latest@me/stable that always point to the latest package.

What do you think ?

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