Sonatype Nexus Repository 3.82.0 Release Notes

With Nexus Repository Cloud, Sonatype handles everything required to get and stay up and running, including high availability, rolling upgrades, automated backups, and seamless failover. This ensures maximum uptime and reliability for your development pipelines. Your deployment scales automatically with your usage, allowing your team to focus on delivering software instead of managing tooling.

By removing the complexities of provisioning and maintaining servers, Nexus Repository Cloud reduces total cost of ownership and accelerates onboarding. Your teams can start building and deploying software quickly using pre-configured defaults, secure access controls, and guided setup flows.

Nexus Repository Cloud is always running the latest stable release, often ahead of the on-premises version. This ensures your team can take advantage of new features and performance improvements without delay.

Sonatype provides expert-led migration services to help organizations transition from on-premises deployments to the cloud with minimal downtime. Our Customer Success team ensures your data and configurations are migrated securely and efficiently.

For more information about getting started with Nexus Repository Cloud, see our official documentation.

Sonatype Nexus Repository now provides a new Capabilities API, giving administrators more flexibility and control when managing system-level features through automation.

With this API, you can programmatically view, create, update, and delete Capabilities in your Nexus Repository instance. This allows for faster setup, consistent configuration across environments, and easier integration into infrastructure-as-code workflows. This improves efficiency and reduces the risk of manual errors in administrative tasks.

For full details, see the Capabilities API help documentation.

Sonatype previously noted a regression in Nexus Repository 3.81.x that prevented quarantine messages from being returned as expected when a component was blocked by Sonatype Repository Firewall. Updates in this release restore expected quarantine message behavior and introduce enhancements to improve clarity for users and automation.

Those using npm and NuGet formats will now see clearer quarantine messages directly in their CLI output when a component is blocked by Repository Firewall. These messages include the reason for the quarantine, helping developers quickly understand and address policy violations without additional troubleshooting.