Maven Artifact Sharing for Bamboo

Maven artifact sharing works by producing new remote repositories when you run a plan. These are temporary equivalents of the deployment repositories configured within the project's pom.xml files. For example, if the project deploys its repository to the 'mycorp-private' repository at http://repository.example.com/ then Bamboo will create a 'mycorp-private' repository for each Plan result hosted on the Bamboo server.

When a job produces a Maven artifact, it is deployed to this repository. A subsequent job that consumes an artifact created by this process will resolve it from the repository within Bamboo. This process of deploying and resolving artifacts can then be repeated, as necessary across subsequent jobs in later stages. Once a build has completed, the temporary repositories are removed to conserve disk space, unless specified otherwise.