Collect artifacts inspite of failure

Greetings all, I'm trying to figure out a way to have jenkins save artifacts from failed builds. Currently only artifacts from successful builds are saved by jenkins. Is it possible to save artifacts from failed builds? What am I doing? I'm running tests within virtual machine slaves that I spin

Re: multi-configuration project - how to use - quick question

Hi Les Thanks for responding. We're new to Groovy too. Any concrete example to show how to get it to work on both platforms in a single job ? On Friday, February 1, 2013 3:09:51 PM UTC-8, LesMikesell wrote: > > On Fri, Feb 1, 2013 at 4:33 PM, zw > > wrote: > > > > Thanks for responding. > >

Re: multi-configuration project - how to use - quick question

Hi Chris thanks for responding. Does this plugin support Hudson too ? On Friday, February 1, 2013 3:57:19 PM UTC-8, cjo wrote: > > If you want to select different build steps dependant on node/axis try > looking at the Conditional BuildStep Plugin as that should let you use > whichever buildst

Re: multi-configuration project - how to use - quick question

If you want to select different build steps dependant on node/axis try looking at the Conditional BuildStep Plugin as that should let you use whichever buildstep you like dependant on finding a condition you can check. The AXIS items should be available as ENV for the conditions to check, thoug

Re: multi-configuration project - how to use - quick question

On Fri, Feb 1, 2013 at 4:33 PM, zw wrote: > > Thanks for responding. > We don't have a build script for this project. > We have 1 .sh for Linux and 1 .ps1 script for Windows. > It looks there isnt a way to select a Build step based on our Platform label > configured on Slave axis. If you can make

Re: multi-configuration project - how to use - quick question

Hi Scott Thanks for responding. We don't have a build script for this project. We have 1 .sh for Linux and 1 .ps1 script for Windows. It looks there isnt a way to select a Build step based on our Platform label configured on Slave axis. Could you share more in your build script to achieve our ai

All my added build descriptions and "keep build forever" annotations gone!

Has anyone else encountered this? I actually spent a fair amount of time adding my own build descriptions and, for a long time, they were visible in my project's build history. I also designated several of the builds as "Keep Forever". Now, they are all gone. I know I didn't delete them and no

Re: VM Could not reserve enough space for object heap (Windows slave)

It seems to work with the second approach described where the slave.jar is launched from cmd. Remain a mystery why it gives mem errors when launching the slave with the jnlp file. -- View this message in context: http://jenkins.361315.n4.nabble.com/VM-Could-not-reserve-enough-space-for-object-h

Re: multi-configuration project - how to use - quick question

You might need to put intelligence into your build script to know which platform it's on in order to then call the proper installer. Scott On Fri, Feb 1, 2013 at 3:39 PM, zw wrote: > Hi All > > We like to use the multi-configuration project where the values on 1 axis > has values windows and li

multi-configuration project - how to use - quick question

Hi All We like to use the multi-configuration project where the values on 1 axis has values windows and linux. We like to install our software on both platforms but we can't seem to find ways to configure our job to use different scripts to install on both platform at the same time. Are there

VM Could not reserve enough space for object heap (Windows slave)

I have just upgraded to Jenkins 1.500 on a windows machine. I have a windows slave with 8GB RAM. I have made a remote connection to this slave and started it from the Jenkins webinterface (using the JNLP launch button). The slave starts fine and the machine/slave only uses approx 1.6GB out of the 8

Build Flow Modularization

We are using the Jenkins Build Flow plugin to orchestrate our builds. Currently, we have worked out a semi-hacky way to dynamically generate a DSL string based on available jobs and parameters, which we then invoke by emulating what the plugin does behind the scenes. This woks just fine, but it

Jenkins Github Enterprise integration.

I'm trying to setup jenkins to auto-manage the Github Web Hooks for repos on our github-enterprise server but can't seem to get all the pieces to work together. In our setup, both github and jenkins are setup with LDAP authentication. To get this to work, do I need to change jenkins to authent

RE: "Config File Provider Plugin" does not store new files

Once you define a config file (hit submit) . . . you then go to each job and say "add this config file to the workspace" . . . at least that is how I use it. We configure it so the path to the config file is left in a Environment Variable and the program picks it up from there. Nice when done t

"Config File Provider Plugin" does not store new files

I have installed "*Config File Provider Plugin* 2.4" into "Jenkins 1.500" (running in TurnKeyLinux Jenkins appliance, based on Debian 6). The "submit" button does not store any new config file I create using the "(cfg) Ma

Re: Jenkins GitHub Integration

You set up an ssh key with github but then you provided a url with HTTPS as the protocol so your ssh key isn't being used. Use the SSH URL of your git repo and it should work without needing a username and password. On Monday, January 28, 2013 2:23:20 PM UTC-6, Kevin Fleming wrote: > > You can

Re: can't "restrict where this project can run" for matrix builds?

On 01/02/2013 12:11, cjo wrote: I think the reason for this is that the matrix jobs are designed to run several configs and normally the labels indicate the what type of machine/OS or other requirements the nodes have. Indeed, and some of my matrix jobs I only want to run on certain types of s

Re: more pmd/findbugs report items in post-build actions per job

Hi Gabriel, this is not possible yet. You need to run PMD and findbugs in two different jobs. Ulli Am 01.02.2013 um 10:22 schrieb "Lukacs, Gabriel" : > Hello, > is it possible to configure more than one PMD (Publish Pmd analysis > results) or Findbugs (Publish Findbugs analysis results)

Re: can't "restrict where this project can run" for matrix builds?

I think the reason for this is that the matrix jobs are designed to run several configs and normally the labels indicate the what type of machine/OS or other requirements the nodes have. And the matrix configuration allows the job to run on different labels to build on different Environments. i.

Re: Why are my build slaves being used to sync files when all executor threads are busy

On 01/02/2013 11:30, Thomas Fields wrote: Slave1 1. Building project1, #345 2. Building project2, #125 3. Building project3, #455 4. Building project4, #34 Building project5, #12 Building project6, #122 Building project7, #142 Building project8, #27 Building project9, #29 Because the extra jobs

Why are my build slaves being used to sync files when all executor threads are busy

Hi there, Each of my build slaves has 4 executor threads. As expected I see a maximum of 4 jobs building at any one time. So in the GUI I see: Slave1 1. Building project1, #345 2. Building project2, #125 3. Building project3, #455 4. Building project4, #34 What I didn't expect was numerous other

can't "restrict where this project can run" for matrix builds?

Hi All, How come the "restrict where this project can run" checkbox is not present on matrix builds? Chris -- Simplistix - Content Management, Batch Processing & Python Consulting - http://www.simplistix.co.uk -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google

more pmd/findbugs report items in post-build actions per job

Hello, is it possible to configure more than one PMD (Publish Pmd analysis results) or Findbugs (Publish Findbugs analysis results) report entries in the "Post-build Actions" section per job? The "Flexible publish" plugin allows such a case, but in case PMD reports (probably also for Findbug