Jenkins terminal configuration

Hi All, I have a program similar to top command which displays some information on terminal and every second screen is refreshed. I tried to run the command from Jenkins but I am getting "failed tty get" error. Also when I tried to run the command from cron, I am getting the same er

Re: NullPointerException in maven builds since upgrading to 1.532.1 LTS release

Is there no stack trace? On 18.12.2013, at 21:50, Jonathan Brown wrote: > I recently upgraded our environment from 1.466 to the most recent LTS > release, 1.532.1. We are now experiencing frequent failures with our maven 3 > builds. Nothing else in the environment was changed. Furthermore,

NullPointerException in maven builds since upgrading to 1.532.1 LTS release

I recently upgraded our environment from 1.466 to the most recent LTS release, 1.532.1. We are now experiencing frequent failures with our maven 3 builds. Nothing else in the environment was changed. Furthermore, the same project will fail at different points on subsequent build attempts.

Re: --sessionTimeout and a restarted server

On 18.12.2013, at 19:11, Richard J Otter wrote: > Will a large value for the new –sessionTimeout parameter allow jobs on slaves > to reconnect to a Jenkins server after the server is restarted? It's just for HTTP sessions, not for slave connections. OTOH, it's enough to reload config from dis

Re: email-ext groovy parsing build log question

You can wrap multiple lines in <% %>. The way you wrap each line individually works, but every line break between %> and %< gets printed. Instead, do it like this: > <% def rdr= new InputStreamReader(build.getLogInputStream()) > rdr.eachLine{ it -> > if(it.contains("[error

Re: Execute a subsequent job on a slave

Is there any further documentation on the build flow plugin then what is provided in the plugin home page? On Wednesday, December 18, 2013 2:35 PM, Les Mikesell wrote: On Wed, Dec 18, 2013 at 1:10 PM, Eric Wood wrote: > We have a series of virtual servers > configured to run these tests an

Re: Execute a subsequent job on a slave

On Wed, Dec 18, 2013 at 1:10 PM, Eric Wood wrote: > We have a series of virtual servers > configured to run these tests and were planning on running this "step" on a > slave. You can't run a 'step' on a different host than where the current job is running. > It does not appears that I can run an

Execute a subsequent job on a slave

We heavily use a build pipeline where the first job is a CI job that pulls code from  repository, pushes it to a cloud platform, compiles and unit tests the code.  Downstream jobs in the pipeline deploy code in a promoted fashion through a series of target environment ... ending in "Production".

Cron scheduled jobs not triggering (only some)

We upgraded to 1.509.4 a little while ago and ever since we have some jobs that should trigger on a nightly basis but are not running as scheduled. We have other jobs that poll SVN on a regular basis and do run. But the ones which we want to run regardless of SVN changes are not triggering. There

--sessionTimeout and a restarted server

The discussion of the new sessionTimeout parameter has piqued my interest. One of my biggest problems in managing our Jenkins server is finding a time when I can restart it. We have many long running (>8 hr) test jobs that I hate to cancel because of the time investment already committed. We ha

updating multi SCM as new git repos are added

I'm trying to best determine how to update Jenkins build jobs as new git repos are added. I took a look at the DSL plugin, but that seems to create new build jobs, where i need to update existing build jobs with additional repos. We are using Atlassian's STASH to house our Git environment. I'm

email-ext groovy parsing build log question

Backstory: our build produces a 35000+ line log file (forget turning down the logging level). A compile error or such might be scattered anywhere over this output and typically will not be in the last few lines. Build emails became nearly useless as they rarely showed a developer what actually

Re: JGit and submodule processing

Interesting. I've found the JGit feature and performance gaps to be much more challenging than using the command line implementation from msysgit. However, there is a recent bug which affects the command line git implementation and submodules, so maybe you're encountering that bug: https://issue

JGit and submodule processing

The git client plugin using msysgit is very unreliable on Windows so I'd like to switch to JGit instead, but I need submodule processing. Currently I get FATAL: not implemented yetjava.lang.UnsupportedOperationException