Thanks Andrey. Actually the problem is only with the individual log files
from the module build. At the end of the whole build, the log will show
all the errors from all modules.
Our build is configured to run to the end even one module fails, which I
think should be changed. But outside of
Since the first job is committing changes to a subversion repository, I think
you could have the second job poll that subversion repository (no plugins
required). When the first job submits the change to subversion, the second job
will see that as a change and will run.
Because the second job
Hello Grails plugin users,
Does any one know if we can read env variables or run a unix/linux command
in the grails parameters when we are in 'build with grails' option ?
Below is my scenario :
In Jenkins job config, I do 'build with grails'->grails 1.3.7->target : war
in Properties field, I
Chris,
What do you see in the console output for the job?
Andrey
On Thu, Jun 28, 2012 at 2:16 PM, cchen wrote:
> Hey folks,
>
> Using jenkins to build a scala project via maven, and I am having trouble
> to determine how builds are failing at times. Sometimes, there is no
> compile error, no
Hey folks,
Using jenkins to build a scala project via maven, and I am having trouble
to determine how builds are failing at times. Sometimes, there is no
compile error, no test failure and everything seemed to succeed, but
jenkins says it failed.
So I am hoping to understand how Jenkins deter
The Promote plugin is its own project and has its own configuration file.
which are stored under Jobs//promotion//config.xml
If you are copying jobs via the new job / copy from existing project,
please look and see if there is an issue relating to this, as I tested it
in 1.449 and it works co
That's interesting. I do have EnvInject installed but it is not used on these
projects. Perhaps it has gotten a little over aggressive?
-Jim
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From: jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com
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Sent: Thursday, Jun
Now you're on to something. :) First, for those who don't know, you can pull
up the slave information like Sami suggests by doing this:
http://server:8080/computer/slaveName/systemInfo
The systems that are failing are systems that add something to the PATH via a
Node Property.
So for example,
Are you using EnvInject? There's an option to clear all environment variables a
node inherits.
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/EnvInject+Plugin
> Some use cases
> • To remove inherited environment variables (PATH, ANT_HOME, ...) at
> node level (master/slave), available by def
The first job does a msbuild of the binaries and then commits the changes
to SVN (if there were any changes), then there is a Post build step (Build
other projects), that executes the second job that builds the installer.
It does this post build step even if there were no changes and no binarie
You should open a terminal application and enter this command: man sudo
You have problems because your sudo is configured to require a password for the
user who is executing sudo.
-- Sami
Varghese Renny kirjoitti 26.6.2012 kello 16.20:
>
> Yeah, i changed like /usr/share/tomcat6/.jenkins/Eule
I do not know how that has happened. I'm just saying that's what the symptoms
look like. Maybe it is not your fault at all? Maybe the script that starts
Jenkins was written by someone else? Or maybe I'm wrong?
You could easily check by open a web browser to your Jenkins and clicking on
the link
Your question has little to,do with Jenkins, but maybe you can use commands
like scp and ssh to copy files to another server and execute commands on
another server.
-- Sami
Varghese Renny kirjoitti 28.6.2012 kello 8.08:
>
>
> After build job application is automatically up on same server.
I wonder how I would accomplish that by just upgrading Jenkins? So are you
saying that the order that I see those in the error report has no meaning as
well? I have noticed a number of SSH related issues in the last several
Jenkins releases. I wonder if I just have a regression here.
-Jim
-
I'll add another way to exclude other jobs: make a slave with only one executor
and tie the jobs to restrict to the slave. Only one at a time will run.
-- Sami
Jan Seidel kirjoitti 28.6.2012 kello 13.41:
> Hi folks,
>
> I am trying to parallelize some of our builds to speed things up.
> This
If the first build commits binaries to svn, I think you could configure the 2nd
job to poll the svn repo. This way it won't run unless there are changes in svn.
By the way, why is it you do not want to always trigger the 2nd job after the
first job has built the binaries? Is very expensive?
--
It looks like you have somehow managed to remove the PATH environment variable.
-- Sami
Jim McCaskey kirjoitti 28.6.2012 kello 18.33:
> Hello all,
>
> I upgraded to Jenkins 1.472 from 1.461 (I think it was 1.461) and have
> noticed a problem with my SSH agents. I have a freestyle project set
this won't help you any, but it's not happening to us.
We have Jenkins 1.432.
Maybe it's a plugin that's causing that exception?
good luck!
--
View this message in context:
http://jenkins.361315.n4.nabble.com/Weird-exceptions-at-the-end-of-every-build-tp4632684p4633134.html
Sent from the Jenkins
We have a single Jenkins Master running on linux 64-bit machine with 6 Gigs
of ram allocated for the Jenkins VM. We have 700+ jobs and 50+ slaves (all
OS's (windows/mac/linux/freebsd/etc/), and all connected via ssh), and we
always have a build running. Only on rare occasions is Jenkins not doing
I agree with Mark that the methodology sounds a little hinky. Nonetheless,
it sounds like what you're looking for is a Build Parameter. Don't remember
at this point whether that's built-in or offered as part of a plugin. But
that's what it's called.
With Build Parameters enabled, you're present
We'll look into it. The description sounds like exactly what we need.
Thanks,
-Chip Whitmer
On Wednesday, June 27, 2012 3:58:20 PM UTC-6, Larry Shatzer, Jr. wrote:
>
> I'm not sure about the TFS plugin, but you could look at
> https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Pathignore+Plugin
>
>
You don’t need to set up a Jenkins server instance on the slave machine. You
will need to set up a slave instance, and that will connect to the Jenkins
server. There are several ways to launch slaves, documented at
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Distributed+builds.
Slaves don’t h
Hello!
I noticed that when I copy jobs, the configuration for the Promote Plugin
doesn't get copied with it. Nothing revealed itself with regard to the Promote
Plugin in the config.xml file for the job either. Where can I find the promote
config associated with a job I'm looking to copy?
Che
Hello all,
I upgraded to Jenkins 1.472 from 1.461 (I think it was 1.461) and have noticed
a problem with my SSH agents. I have a freestyle project set up that issues
this command after the source gets checked out:
sh build.sh 10.2.5.SNAPSHOT 2>&1 | tee build.log
However, I am getting an error
Ok maybe I found a workaround for this
The Post method with Json does not work with the SVN Tag parameters (I
could not find a solution not any issue opened on this)
The solution seems to be using a different url to submit the build
: http://ci.mydomain/job/pmyjob/*buildWithParameters *and subm
On 28 June 2012 13:29, Marcus Vinicius wrote:
> Hi community,
>
> We are discussing the architecture for Jenkins in our company. Our forecast
> is to have something around 500 jobs, each with average running time of 3
> minutes.
Not to large an instance, but not small either
>
> We need a high a
Hi,
I've got an idea and would like to ask you if you've heard of any plug-in
which could provide such functionality...
Do you feel it might be useful and if it might be hard to get implemented.
What I need is to look at a few build jobs which triggers another sub-jobs
and some of those are matrix
Can anyone else please help me with this. I do not know which plugin to us
(and is there an example of doing this in windows?). Can I use the Jenkins
command line in a windows batch file (Do I have to install Java first, then
what)? Thanks.
On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 10:07:18 AM UTC-4, louwho
Hi community,
We are discussing the architecture for Jenkins in our company. Our forecast
is to have something around 500 jobs, each with average running time of 3
minutes.
We need a high availability environment, and we can not prevent the
execution of new releases by the unavailability of the b
Quoting Jan Seidel :
Hi folks,
I am trying to parallelize some of our builds to speed things up.
This particular build is quite special as it also interacts with databases.
Multiple write access on a database will wreck the content, so this must be
avoided by all means. It takes us in worst cas
There are several plugins which might be worth looking at.
The “locks and latches” plugin has already been mentioned, but this is listed
for possible deprecation (see
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Proposed+Plugin+Deprecation). You
might want to look at the Exclusion plugin, which w
Hi Jan,
have a little look at the "locks-and-latches" plugin.
This should provide the lock you need.
e.g. set up the lock "database" in jenkins configuration
use the lock in all database related jobs.
Regards
Wolfgang
Hi folks,
I am trying to parallelize some of our builds to speed things up.
This particular build is quite special as it also interacts with databases.
Multiple write access on a database will wreck the content, so this must be
avoided by all means. It takes us in worst cast out of business for
Trying to "Build and Release to Artifactory", using all default settings.
It fails with a strange Git error.
*> [RELEASE] Committing release version on branch 'REL-BRANCH-inuc-0.0.2'*
*> [RELEASE] Creating tag 'inuc-0.0.2'*
*> [RELEASE] Pushing branch 'REL-BRANCH-inuc-0.0.2' to
'/git/inuc/core/
The release notes for something you're building seem like they should come from
a file in the source control system rather than being submitted to the Jenkins
job through a web page. That will allow the release notes to be tied to the
same tags and branches as the source code they are documenti
Hi folks,
I need an option that allows me to drop special notes into a plain text
file.
This must happen before some Jenkins jobs start to run as that text will be
pasted into release notes.
It must handle hardcoded locations/filenames.
In best case does each job have its own textarea/editor wh
a small add-on, the problem seems to be related to the fact that the field
is of type "List Subversion type" instead of a simple string.
POST is working fine if i switch type to string , maybe I have to specify
other values other then simple name/value ?
Hi,
I configured Apache with AJP as follows
ProxyPassajp://hostname:8082/ timeout=1200
ProxyPassReverse ajp://hostname:8082/
and everything works fine.
I then tried to do everything over HTTPS but I get following error
Jun 28, 2012 10:38:21 AM winstone.Logge
Hi All
I'm trying to trigger a build from a java client through Rest API
the build is parametrized:
- tag : SVN tag
- goal : maven goal
I submit a POST to the build URL with such parameters
INFO: url:[http://ci.mydomain/job/myjob/build]
INFO: POST
data:[json={"parameter":[{"name":"tag"
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