[JIRA] (JENKINS-12629) Using jenkins-cli connecting to HTTPS port fails due to hostname mismatch in certificate

Mon, 11 Feb 2013 04:44:03 -0800

Jose Sa commented on Bug JENKINS-12629

I had that problem too, but managed to workaround it with groovysh redirecting from standard input. It must be a bug that "groovy" command doesn't not work wuth SSH CLI.

If you don't care about output returned you don't even need to filter it out, but here is an example how to bulk apply some changes to subversion update strategy on all jobs with e certain regular _expression_ pattern:

## List jobs
JOBS_PAT=".*_analysis"
cat <<_EOF_ >list-jobs.groovy
for (job in Hudson.instance.items.findAll{ it.name =~ /^${JOBS_PAT}$/ }) println job.name;
exit
_EOF_
jobs=$(jcli groovysh < list-jobs.groovy | tail -n +4 | head -n -2 | sed "s,^[^ ]*groovy[^ ]*,,")

## get jobs
mkdir -p old
for job in $jobs; do
    echo $job
    jcli get-job $job > old/$job.xml
done

## change jobs
mkdir -p new
for job in $jobs; do
    echo $job
    sed 's/workspaceUpdater class.*/workspaceUpdater class="hudson.scm.subversion.UpdateWithRevertUpdater"\>/' old/$job.xml > new/$job.xml
    diff old/$job.xml new/$job.xml
done

## update jobs
for job in $jobs; do
    echo $job
    jcli update-job $job < new/$job.xml
done
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