Thanks Rob.
Actually i will be having many nodes and depending on the input parameter i
would pick the appropriate node and run. Above example was just for one
instance.
On Wednesday, 30 May 2012 19:44:10 UTC+5:30, Mandeville, Rob wrote:
>
> I would make two jobs. The first job decides where
Hi,
only minutes after writing this mail and googling for hours before I found
it:
getBuilders().add()...
Sorry for the noise
Dirk
2012/5/30 Dirk Kuypers :
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to generate n-dimensional unit test jobs programmatically
> via groovy scripting. As I am new to groovy and Jenkins AP
Well,
I removed jenkins via ' apt-get remove jenkins
then manually removed /etc/init.d/jenkins
Now when i install Jenkins via qpt-get install jenkins, it does not restore
the /etc/init.d/jenkins file back.
Any suggestions ?
Thanks,
-Kamal.
Hi Arun,
So, you can launch jobs programatically within another job. So within
your job just set up an if(x=1) launch J2; if(x=2) launch J3;
For more info on how to programatically launch a job go to
"{JENKINS_URL}/job/{JOB_NAME}/api".
-OSUBeavBane
On May 29, 11:03 pm, Arun Kumar wrote:
> Hi
I'm a little bit of a noob to Jenkins and I'm having trouble
discribing this so bear with me.
For a while now we've been using Jenkins as a launching platform for
our QA testing. We have a virtual machine that we revert and then we
install various products on the machine. To give QA members
flexib
OK, I think I answered my own issue. It looks like this plugin is not
capable of creating Dynamic views. If the view already exists it works OK.
Am I doing something wrong? In configuring the UCM Clearcase Plugin setup
I selected Dynamic View but the mkview command is still generated as:
cleartool mkview -snapshot ...
Hi,
I am trying to generate n-dimensional unit test jobs programmatically
via groovy scripting. As I am new to groovy and Jenkins API it took
some time to figure some things but I made good progress.
Currently I am stuck with setting a build step. I would like to set
the build step of the created
I would make two jobs. The first job decides where the second job should run,
and then invokes it with the appropriate node argument.
--Rob
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Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2012 2:20 AM
To: jenkins
Greetings,
On Wed, May 30, 2012 at 2:05 AM, Suri wrote:
> I have installed Keyboard Shortcut plug-in in my Jenkins LTS version
> 1.447.1
The current release of this plugin requires 1.455. The development
trunk requires 1.461. Sorry, but this actually is mandatory and you're
seeing why..
-Jesse
For those that are interested, I solved the issue by writing a small Groovy
script that gets executed periodically.
This script goes through the online slaves, list the content of their
workspaces and delete any subdirectories whose name does not match any existing
job configuration. It must be
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