You can actually give a delay when launching a build (when launching manually it usually 0sec to skip any quiet period), so it should be possible. However, I don't know any existing plugin that implements this for now. I'm guessing you would need a new kind of Parameter that would be able to set this 'delay'.
Vincent 2012/4/17 Manuel Doninger <man...@doninger.net> > That might be a workaround, but then the executors would be blocked. > So some sort of a queue would be better. > Or does someone have a suggestion for external tools, which provides > such a functionality? > > Manuel > > On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 12:28, Jan Seidel <wakkal...@gmail.com> wrote: > > HI Manuel, > > > > what about something like > > > > PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 360000 >NUL > > > > to let the job wait for the ping before continuing. In this example 1 > > hour. > > > > Take care > > Jan > > > > On Apr 17, 11:58 am, Manuel Doninger <man...@doninger.net> wrote: > >> Hello, > >> is it possible (with a plugin etc.), to queue a build with some > >> parameters, but not to execute this build at start time, but later? > >> E.g. we need to restart a WebSphere web application this evening. Now > >> we want to have one build job, which takes the application name and > >> the build time as parameter and the job would execute a wsadmin > >> script. Then we could enter all parameters and queue that job during > >> normal work hours, and Jenkins would execute that job in the evening. > >> > >> Manuel >
