Artifact tree

For each update, the clock retrieves its Update artifacts from the Artifact folder.

The folder tree uses this structure:

Artifact tree

Top level

  • /update.XXXX-XX-XX-X.dir: The folder name represents the target application version of the update target. For example, /update.2025-11-00-0.dir.
  • The folder must contain two types of content:
    1. Application update artifact .zip file: The application version must match the top-level folder name. For example, WB8000-2025.11.00.0.450102-Core-Oct-31-2025.zip.
    2. The Update.X folder.

Second level

  • /update.XXXX-XX-XX-X.dir/update.X: This folder contains sub-folders for configuration, resource, and script update artifacts.
  • If you push these three update types without updating the clock application, create a new update.X folder under the same location with an incremented X number.
  • If multiple update.X folders exist under the same /update.XXXX-XX-XX-X.dir, the clock retrieves the folder with the highest X number.

Third level

  • /update.XXXX-XX-XX-X.dir/update.X/conf: This folder should contain the accepted artifacts for configuration updates.

    See Configuration update.

  • /update.XXXX-XX-XX-X.dir/update.X/resources: This folder should contain the accepted artifacts for configuration updates.

    See Resource update.

  • /update.XXXX-XX-XX-X.dir/update.X/scripts: This folder should contain the accepted artifacts for configuration updates.

    See Script update.