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But it has a problem: this call only returns the first 50 versions. There is no call to the Nexus API to return the path to the latest version of a node package (generated by npm publish). Then we have created a pipe in Jenkins that downloads the latest version of the application from Nexus and executes it.
This application is transpiled, packaged and uploaded to the Nexus repository. We are working on a Node and Angular 5 project in which we are using Nexus as a repository of our application.
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