Re: Anyway bind a build parameter to a boolean configuration field?

I think it addresses one of the use cases, but not all. I hope someone could come up more general solution where one can create a build parameter and bind that to any field of the job config. Thanks for your help anyway! On Saturday, March 16, 2013 11:02:15 AM UTC-7, syl20bnr wrote: > > I th

New to Peforce Plugin

Hi, Can you please correct steps to connect Perforce and checkout the code and build the MAVEN project? Do you have any set of instruction document for that? I am not able to connect with Perforce and getting this exception. Please provide me some useful instruction with screen shot how to con

How do I change my Jenkins JIRA password?

I'm trying to update my password on the Jenkins JIRA system after receiving my temporary auto-generated password, but there is no change password link anywhere on my profile page. The help says it is not shown if using an external password management system. Assuming this is the case, where do I

Re: How to upgrade Jenkins manually?

Unfortunately, I'm not a Glassfish user, so I can't offer any helpful insights about how to perform an upgrade in that context. Do you really need to run under Glassfish, or could you simplify your life and run with the Winstone server so that Jenkins is trivial to administer? Mark Waite >

Re: [Perforce Plugin] New to this - issues linking hudson with perforce

I have figured out, I need to add a couple of build steps.µ The steps I need: 1) get latest files from my perforce server (This works) 2) execute build file with nant (this sort of works, still need to fix a bug with flex_home not being set on the machine) 3) let flashbuilder build my project (g

Re: [Perforce Plugin] New to this - issues linking hudson with perforce

I have figured out, I need to add a couple of build steps.µ The steps I need: 1) get latest files from my perforce server (This works) 2) execute build file with nant 3) let flashbuilder build my project (giving the project file as argument) 4) executing a bat file to let it create the wanted AIR

RE: Re:Job works but Jenkins reports svn access problem

Sorry, you didn't post the actual URL in your initial message, and the URL shown in the diagnostic message looks like a filesystem path, not an HTTPS URL. - Original Message - From: jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com To: jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com At: Mar 19 2013 12:49:56 Hi Kev

Re: Email-ext plugin Groovy Grab

Pull requests are definitely the best way to get something in. Please provide tests with your pull requests. On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 10:02 AM, Rahul Somasunderam wrote: > Would it make sense if I forked and submitted a PR which turns this on? > I'm assuming anyone using html emails would benefit

Re: Email-ext plugin Groovy Grab

Would it make sense if I forked and submitted a PR which turns this on? I'm assuming anyone using html emails would benefit from this. R, rahul Rahul Somasunderam +1 510 270 2883 On Mon, Mar 18, 2013 at 9:51 PM, Rahul Somasunderam wrote: > https://gist.github.com/rahulsom/5125421 > > These are

RE: Re:Job works but Jenkins reports svn access problem

Hi Kevin Thanks for your reply. Ø Since the URL you have provided is local to the slave's filesystem Sorry, I don't understand. In what sense have I specified the url as 'local to the slave's filesystem' ? I have just used a https url. David From: jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com [mailto

Re:Job works but Jenkins reports svn access problem

The checking of this URL is being done on the Jenkins server, not on the slave. Since the URL you have provided is local to the slave's filesystem, the check will fail when done on the Jenkins server. If the job works, just ignore this error/warning, because it's irrelevant for this job. In gen

Job works but Jenkins reports svn access problem

Hi My simple Jenkins job runs on a Windows slave, checks out a Subversion project and executes a simple 'dir' command on it. It works fine but, in the Configure screen, Jenkins reports an error for the svn url: Unable to access /trunk : svn: OPTIONS /subversion/MyProject/trunk failed (show d

RE: Simple Jenkins job fails - wrong working directory

Thanks for your reply. Just realised that I omitted to tie the job to a node. Sorry. Works ok now. I have another problem and will start a new thread. David From: jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com [mailto:jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of H3llGhost Sent: 19 March 2013 16:27 To: je

Re: Simple Jenkins job fails - wrong working directory

Hello David, did you set up a custom workspace path in the project? Best Regards Am 19.03.2013 17:16, schrieb David Aldrich: Hi I have created a very simple job for a new Windows slave. The 'Remote FS root' of the slave is set to: C:\Jenkins The job checks out a svn repo and executes a

Simple Jenkins job fails - wrong working directory

Hi I have created a very simple job for a new Windows slave. The 'Remote FS root' of the slave is set to: C:\Jenkins The job checks out a svn repo and executes a very simple Windows batch command: dir When it runs, the checkout succeeds but the dir command fails: FATAL: command execution f

Re: jenkins 1.506 m2release plugin issue JSONNull cannot be cast to JSONObject

On Monday, 18 March 2013 18:44:18 UTC, Tomek Kaczanowski wrote: > > Hi James, > > thanks for the quick response! > > > the simplest quick fix is to downgrade Jenkins... > yeah, sure it is > > > What version did you upgrade from - and what options/parameters are you > > using? > 1.496 >

RE: Build failure Analyzer Plugin’s odd behaviour

The BFA uses thread-pools in two different places; One pool is created for every finished build to scan the log in parallel (we have a big number of builds with 10MB log files or more, so that helped with performance). But those pools should be closed down when the scanning is done. The other is

Re: How to upgrade Jenkins manually?

Hello Mark! I have a Windows 2003 R2 Server, and there runs a GlassFish 3.1.2.2 (build 5) as a service. I created the JENKINS_HOME envoronment variable, restartet the GlassFish, deployed the original Jenkins 1.504 war file, and everything seems to be working. Jenkins uses the directory I want,