Hello,
Please check if the option "use private repository" is checked. (this
option is on advanced options on maven).
Hope that this help.
Regards,
2013/4/10 Mehdi Hayani
> Hi Team,
>
> When i'm building a Maven project using Maven 2/3 job in Jenkins, i'm
> getting a build failure:
>
> --
I am using Jenkins, 1.510.
It working well with all CVS checkout from head.
However if I use checkout from branch, it checks out all files successfully
shows the message as successfully checked out. But the checkouted directory
contains nothing. When I checked the files while the build is in
Thank you very much Rob, it works perfectly.
Jon
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On Wed, Apr 10, 2013 at 6:40 AM, Mandeville, Rob wrote:
> I'm faced with this same problem, and Jenkins simply doesn't have an answer.
> I run a largish build system (60+ development branches with thousands of test
> suites each; we're an agile development team for a credit card processor) and
I just did this a couple of days ago.
First off, get the Jenkins Dynamic Axis plugin
(https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/DynamicAxis+Plugin). Then, create
a multi-configuration project and have it take a string parameter called SEEDS.
Define a dynamic axis with an axis name of SEED a
I'm faced with this same problem, and Jenkins simply doesn't have an answer. I
run a largish build system (60+ development branches with thousands of test
suites each; we're an agile development team for a credit card processor) and
we can't let Jenkins store the build results for months (as th
I am trying to use Jenkins to spawn a set of builds, each with a different
random seed.
I have created a user defined axis called SEED, but I would like to
populate the values using a single parameter, which contains a list of the
seeds to be used.
The key is that I want to be able to modi