For cloud customers, a so called ingest-server is available for the purpose of creating / updating / publishing / withdrawing content. Aim of this project is to provide a small starter set to perform content transfers between environments.
The picture below is depicting the Content synchronization editor
- Due to a major change in the studio client, an upgrade is planned to support the new CoreMedia version starting with 2201
- Fix planned for the Retrofit implementation (connection pooling)
- Support for new Cloud infrastructure
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To find out which CoreMedia versions are `supported by this project, please take look at the releases section or on the existing branches. To find the matching version of your CoreMedia system, please checkout the branch with the corresponding name. For example, if your CoreMedia version is 2001.2, checkout the branch 2001.2.
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