To configure the generic repository you just created as your Bazel remote cache, run the bazel build command with the --remote_cache parameter pointing to your local repository. Go to the Generic repository Set-Me-Up menu to find your username, token, and JFrog host domain.
Make sure to replace the placeholders in bold with your own username, password, JFrog host domain, and repository path.
During the build process, action result metadata is stored under the path /ac/, and output files are stored under the path /сas/, to be reused during the next build executions.
Make sure to replace the placeholders in bold with your own username, password, JFrog host domain, and repository path.
bazel build --remote_cache=http://<USERNAME>:<TOKEN>@<JFROG_HOST_DOMAIN>/<GENERIC_REPOSITORY_PATH>
During the build process, action result metadata is stored under the path /ac/, and output files are stored under the path /сas/, to be reused during the next build executions.