The problem is https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-12994. Sami, can
you add a comment to that ticket to say you also have the problem, and possibly
vote for it? At the moment the ticket is unassigned, yet it’s blocking some
people moving to the latest release which has a security fix.
Hi,
you can access the system log via Jenkins Homepage > Manage Jenkins >
System log
regards
didier
Le mercredi 7 mars 2012 20:24:16 UTC+1, John Hinnegan a écrit :
>
> Jenkins hung on me again. It just stops responding to requests. I wish it
> would just die so it would be restarted.
>
> Anyw
Hi,
It seems to me that this plugin may allow you to achieve what you need
regards
didier
Le jeudi 8 mars 2012 17:27:37 UTC+1, FNX a écrit :
>
>
>I have a feeling I've posted this question before but not hit a
> resolution.
>
>We generally have split our jobs into 2: one job does the
I got this exact same problem after upgrading to 1.453. All my slaves have 1
executor that appeared to be idle but still all the builds just stayed in the
queue.
I downgraded back to 1.451 and problem went away.
-- Sami
Nicky Ramone kirjoitti 7.3.2012 kello 15.34:
> Hi
>
> Since several d
Hi there,
On 03/05/2012 03:07 PM, MSF wrote:
we have some issues with one of our jobs on our Jenkins (1.424.3 =
current LTS Version). We are using xvnc (1.10) and Sonar (1.8) plugins.
The job fails because the generated xvnc session is terminated before
Sonar is started.
Can you maybe explain
Hi there,
In your banking example, no information is given away by the URL itself.
Where I work, only authorised employees have access to certain Jenkins
jobs. Other people (e.g. contractors) should not even know that we're
working on certain products -- whose existence they would be able to
Hi.
I can start a build with parameters just fine using a GET request
similar to
http://:/job//buildWithParameters?param1=value1¶m2=value2
And that gets me an HTML page as a response. Is there a way to get
JSON / XML back instead? I've tried
http://:/job//buildWithParameters/api/jso
If you are using a job workspace to share build artifacts, you cannot
allow a new build to start while a test job is running because the new
build would mess up the artifacts currently under test. This means you
can combine the build and test jobs into one job and not make your
feedback cycle any l
You are able to use the xUnit plugin.
xUnit plugin provides the ability to perform an XSL transformation (choose
custom tool).
On Mon, Mar 5, 2012 at 10:53 AM, andy w <
andreas.wuest.freelan...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i was wondering if it is possible to perform a custom stylesheet
> tra
I mean, put the test result in the junit xml file and test stdout into
another file. Configure Jenkins to publish junit xml files as test
results and archive the stdout files as build artifacts.
It is a bit painful but if you are short on memory, this trick should help you.
-- Sami
2012/3/7 Gaet
I think it is a mistake trying to persuade a large team to change SCM system
without them having a compelling reason to make that switch.
I think git is great. I use it all the time and can't imagine working without
it. However, most programmers I've encountered want to write programs more
th
I’m running a Jenkins slave on a Linux machine. Jenkins claims that it’s
running a job. However, the slave node process has no “children”, no
sub-processes. The only Linux processes running as that user on that machine
are the Jenkins slave and the shell script that launches it.
How can this
The error message said I should report it here - so, after a couple of
google searches failed to turn up anything that looked useful, here I
am. Hopefully someone can help; we'd really like to update to the
latest version of jenkins.
config file for the project that generates the error (with a fe
it is permgen out of memory, looks like it's similar to other people'e
problems
You can take a look at the git-plugin, it optionally depends on the
token-macro-plugin. It has the info needed in the pom.
slide
On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 10:40 AM, Chris S. wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am planning to write a plugin, which depends on another plugin.
> What is the preferred way to do that
Where is the system log located?
On Wednesday, March 7, 2012 3:46:53 PM UTC-8, sti wrote:
>
> Do you find any exceptions from Jenkins in the system log?
>
> You should read what others have discussed here. You do not seem to be
> alone with your problem. Far from it.
>
> -- Sami
>
> John Hinnega
Hello,
I am planning to write a plugin, which depends on another plugin.
What is the preferred way to do that?
I have a feeling I've posted this question before but not hit a resolution.
We generally have split our jobs into 2: one job does the build, and if
successful it triggers the test job.
However, we have to run our tests over the build, and these are too large
to feasibly push to some s
As I have some free time,
I have tested this out using the parametrized trigger plugin.
Warning I am not a SVN user so these are all from reading docs and testing
them out.
if Job A and Job B both checkout from the same URL,
using the parametrised trigger in job A, add Subversion parameters t
everything on the same host for now. but the build farm is coming
eventually.
On Mar 7, 3:36 pm, Les Mikesell wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 8:20 AM, jabal wrote:
> > the solution was that Selenium tests made firefox-bin crash because
> > the $HOME variable was not set.
> > This pulled Jenkins
The clean up of the builds are done at the end of a build run so you need
to run the job at least once after changing the settings.
Also with matrix jobs check to make sure that there are no builds with the
Keep forever set on them, as these will never be cleaned up.
If you are using the disk-
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