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majgis/mvn-deploy-file

A wrapper for mvn deploy:deploy-file for quickly pushing files to a Nexus repository.

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mvn‑deploy‑file is a small Node.js utility that wraps Maven’s `deploy:deploy-file` goal, letting developers push a single artifact (e.g., an RPM) to a Nexus repository straight from the command line or via code. It reads deployment settings from a dedicated config file, the project’s `package.json`, or explicit CLI options, automatically mapping package name/version to Maven’s `artifactId`/`version` and handling snapshot versions. The tool is aimed at Java‑centric build engineers and DevOps teams who want a quick, scriptable way to publish non‑standard artifacts to Nexus without writing full Maven pom files.