These answers explain the customer flow from app update checks through release publishing, download tracking, private file delivery, and CI/CD automation.
The SaaS flow is designed around private update manifests, tracked downloads, and release publishing automation.
Your app, installer, CLI, WordPress plugin, or web script checks the JagREPO update endpoint assigned to that product. JagREPO compares the installed version to the published release channel and responds with either no update or the release details your app needs to continue.
The exact setup snippet is generated inside the customer dashboard after the product is created.
Release files reside here on JagREPO. Each product keeps the release details needed to serve the correct build for its version, channel, platform, and architecture.
No. Customers manage products, releases, versions, platforms, and package limits inside JagREPO. JagREPO handles private repository delivery behind the scenes.
JagREPO tracks repository activity such as update checks, release downloads, uploads, usage totals, platforms, versions, package limits, checksums, and audit events. This gives customers billing visibility and gives admins support visibility.
Create a product API token in your dashboard, store it as a masked CI/CD variable, then have GitLab, GitHub Actions, or a local build script create the release, upload the artifact, and publish it through JagREPO.
JagREPO is being expanded from WordPress themes and plugins into a broader update repository for EXE, MSI, DMG, PKG, DEB, RPM, AppImage, ZIP, TAR.GZ, CLI tools, web scripts, private repositories, and custom software artifacts.
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