Thanks for the reply mark.
I checked the PATH environment variable it was the same for both Jenkins
and through command line.
Thanks,
Troni
In groovy how to check if a particular build is tagged? I'm using this
information to mark the build "Keep forever".
Regards,
Arjun
Hi Guru's
I am configuring jenkins for the first time on a C# and C++ solution, with
multiple projects.
I have some projects depending on other projects, how do I set jenkin up so
it will build projects when projects they use change?
(without haveing to make a jenkins job contain all projects.)
Have you checked the settings of your PATH environment variable in the Jenkins
job context?
Is it different than the settings when you run from the command line build that
succeeds?
Mark Waite
>
> From: Troni Dale
>To: jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com
>Sent:
Hi guys,
I have this problem running my nant build script with jenkins. But when I
run it through command line build succeeded and no problems found.
Do you know how to fix this? Btw, it's my first time to post here.
Any help could do.
I'm not aware of any such plugin, but it seems that sort of plugin would be
"fraught with peril". Keeping timing results comparable from one run to the
next require lots of attention to repeatability in the execution environment.
Tests probably would have to run on the same machine on both te
Hey, just to cite another Atlassian blog post about Bamboo's plan branches
being used in an agressive CI fashion. I found it very interesting and
would love to see it in Jenkins.
http://blogs.atlassian.com/2012/07/feature-branching-continuous-integrationgit-bamboo/
--
Gustavo.
In order to return success of failure, I need to be able to compare a
timing result from the build against the timing result of a previous build.
Is there a plugin that allows this kind of feature, by doing the comparison
and reporting build success or failure?
On Thu, 30 Aug 2012, Ghoulem Atef wrote:
> Hello,
> could you tell me in what country the developer will be located.
This user has been banned for spamming and reported to Google, please "don't
feed the trolls" :)
Cheers
- R. Tyler Croy
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Code: https://
Hi Chuck,
This is even more interesting. It turns out that "echo $PATH" returns
'C:\Program' 'Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_06/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin'
which is clearly wrong. I did some more research and tracked down the problem
to the JDK auto-installer. I filed this bug report:
https:/
I’ve never tried to use caching – although I should – since most of my Mac
projects are from the same repository.
It appears that the problem is not in accessing /usr/local/bin/hg but accessing
your cache.
I’d try turning off caching in the top-level Mercurial configuration for now to
see if you
Hi Chuck,
I just noticed something. In the "hgcache" line below, the "hg" path
resolves relative to the slave home directory but "hgcache" resolves
relative to the master home directory. Is this a bug? Shouldn't "hgcache"
resolve relative to the slave's home directory?
Thanks,
Gili
On Thurs
On Thu, Aug 30, 2012 at 11:31 AM, bearrito
wrote:
> I don't think you even need separate polling per job.
>
> 1. Have single root job that is hooked to SCM
> 2. Pull updates from SCM
> 3. Push new source code to job workspaces.
> 4. Jobs can independently compile src.
> 5. Run job specific tasks s
This is how I manage building a pile of different client variations
for iOS and Android. (They each have their own matrix job set.)
Ben
On Thu, Aug 30, 2012 at 9:31 AM, bearrito wrote:
> I don't think you even need separate polling per job.
>
> 1. Have single root job that is hooked to SCM
> 2.
I don't think you even need separate polling per job.
1. Have single root job that is hooked to SCM
2. Pull updates from SCM
3. Push new source code to job workspaces.
4. Jobs can independently compile src.
5. Run job specific tasks such as : Jobs can run tests on their specific
mobile emulators.
Hello,
Say I've got a matrix job with 2x2x15 jobs. For some builds I would
like to have this run as a 2x1x1 matrix instead. Is there an easy way
to change the job's combination filter via a parameter or something
like that? I tried passing in the combination filter as a build
parameter, but I don'
Hi,
Does anyone experienced the following error:
I am running soatest via ant task in Jenkins.
[parasoft:soatest] Deleting /opt/soatest/workspace
[parasoft:soatest] soatestcli: Version 9.1.4.20111220 -- Copyright (C)
2003-2011 Parasoft Corporation
[parasoft:soatest] soatestcli: Version 9.1.4.201
Hi Chuck,
Good catch! But I think I might be having a different problem. I
followed your advice but now I get:
$ /usr/local/bin/hg clone --noupdate
C:\Users\Gili\.jenkins\hgcache\FD91D6ED4EFC637D1A4D0A8F0B8E1D0DB4D1A237-vtlr
ERROR: Failed to use repository cache for
java.io.IOException
You ran into the same problem that I did.
I assume Mercurial (hg) was installed in /usr/local/bin.
I also assume that the user you have set up to run Jenkins has /usr/local/bin
in its path.
Thus, you should reasonably expect for the Mercurial plugin to find hg in the
path.
Since it does not, I be
Hello,
could you tell me in what country the developer will be located.
Regards,
Atef
2012/8/28 nick author
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>
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Hi again,
So I installed Mercurial manually but now I get:
Building remotely on MacOS X 10.7 in workspace
JDK installation skipped: Unknown CPU name: mac os x
$ hg clone --rev default --noupdate
ERROR: Failed to clone because hg could not be found; check that
you've properly configured
I don't know what is supposed to happen, I just know that I recently configured
a Jenkins slave node on OSX and it didn't work until I manually
installed both Java and Mercurial. Indeed, it would be nice if both happened
automatically (Jenkins install Java and the Mercurial plugin install
Mercur
Chuck,
Are you sure? Looking at
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Tool+Auto-Installation it
says "Mercurial available as of 1.18". I thought this means that
Mercurial supports auto-installation.
We really need someone to put up some sort of grid of operating
systems and su
I believe you must manually install both Java (if you haven't already) and
Mercurial on the OSX node.
It would be nice if Jenkins or more specifically its Mercurial plugin also
installed Mercurial automatically.
Chuck
On Aug 30, 2012, at 10:34 AM, Gili
mailto:gili.tzab...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Rundeck looks interesting. It supports a use case that Jenkins doesn't,
namely, running a job on _every_ slave. I would love to use this to, say,
cleanup old workspace directories for Jenkins jobs that have been deleted.
-P
On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 12:32 PM, R. Tyler Croy wrote:
>
> On Tue, 28 A
Hi,
I've configured a master node on Windows and a slave node on OSX 10.7. I
configured automatic tool installation on the master (including for
Mercurial) and created a task that runs exclusively on the OSX node. When I
first the task it fails because Mercurial is not installed. It seems Jenkin
After settings ... the output
directory and artifact names are predictable and specifying the pom
file works like a charm for deploying artifacts in promotions. Thanks!
:)
I'm still interested why "Deploy Artifacts to Maven repository" breaks
Nexus metadata though..
Janne
On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at
Hi !
Currently, we have several jobs building projects dependent in each other
: Project1 on Job1 has dependencies to Project2 et Project3 on Job2 et Job3.
When we want to release Project1, we must release Project2 and Project3
before releasing Project1.
Is there a plugin or a best practice to
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