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I'm installing artefacts through the p2 director application from a command line and all of their repositories will get added to the Software Updates. Is there a way not the get the repositories added, or remove/disable them afterwards?
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The p2 director stores the locations of the repositories in the two files
in each of the following two directories:
p2/org.eclipse.equinox.p2.engine/.settingsandp2/org.eclipse.equinox.p2.engine/profileRegistry/<profileName>.profile/.data/.settingsRestoring these files might do the trick.
Note, adding the repositories (alias software/update sites) is not a side-effect of using the p2 director, but explicit specified via the touchpoint action
addRepositoryin the metadata repository (content.xml/content.jar) as part of the installed feature.