I'd think it would be a lot easier to do using Jenkins CLI. Run get-job
[job-name] on the separate master and pipe to create-job on the combined
master. I've done this to move jobs from one master to another before.
Eric
On 10/19/2015 12:48 PM, Eric Naitove wrote:
I have 3 separate masters that I need to combine to ONE single master.
Has anyone ATTEMPTED to take the 3 (or 2 or more) configuration files
and tried to manually combine them then restart a new server with the
combined configuration file?
I know it sounds crazy BUT....
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