On 2013-07-15 11:58, John Vacz wrote:
Am 10.07.2013 16:24, schrieb Marcin Zajączkowski:
Hi,
I'm currently playing with Promoted Build plugin in the pipeline
managed by Build Flow plugin.
In a simplified form I have three jobs (called from the master job
using Build Flow plugin):
- a normal build of a project - job B
- a deploy WAR artifact to a remote Tomcat - job D
- a smoke testing runs against a remote Tomcat (with deployed app) -
job S
I would like to promote a WAR built in a B job when it passes a smoke
testing (S).
The issue is that there is no relationship between B and other jobs
(they are triggered through a pipeline with a concrete B build
specified as a parameter). D uses artifacts from B (by Copy artifacts
plugin), but S not. I could copy artifacts from B or D to S, but it is
very artificial - I don't need them (and have performance drawbacks).
I could also try to write some Groovy code similar to the one used in
FingerprintingCopyMethod in Copy Artifacts plugin.
I dont think it's very "artificial", acutally it would be helpful if you
know which version exactly has Job S tested. We generate a metadata file
in job B and copy this artifact as "identifier" to all related jobs, so
we can identify which job is doing something with which build.
Thanks guys for your replies. Adding a small file with some kind of
metadata looks much better for me than copying the whole WAR.
Marcin
What is the easiest way to tell Jenkins (Promoted Build plugin) that
given artifact (fingerprint) is used by a specific build?
Marcin
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