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As mentioned, you can set up your slave to be used for jobs that are tied
to it, like this: http://note.io/JqdVvr
If you do that, then you'll need to assign your Jenkins jobs to that salve,
like so: http://note.io/1ajHyF2
Alternatively, you can configure the slave to be "utilized as much as
poss
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Coinbase | Dec 30, 2013 01:42PM PST
Thank you for contacting Coinbase Support! Unfortunately, we are experiencing a
tremendous volume of sup
Your case is a little more complicated than the Jenkins Git plugin can
handle directly, but I think you may be able to implement what you want
with "included regions" and with a separate "job creator" job that creates
(and deletes?) "worker jobs" based on the directory structure of your
source code
Jenkins has built-in support to read the results of JUnit tests from JUnit
XML result files, and displays those results. Many tools are able to write
JUnit XML test result files (Java unit test libraries, C++ unit test
libraries, Ruby unit test libraries, Python unit test libraries, etc.) If
you
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Coinbase | Dec 30, 2013 10:40AM PST
Thank you for contacting Coinbase Support! Unfortunately, we are experiencing a
tremendous volume of sup
I see a similar issue; I can't get as far as getting the commands from
Jenkins to run on z/OS. That is I see errors like this:
[zOS unit tests] $ /bin/sh -xe /tmp/hudson4437459291454251752.sh
+ Ž ÍËÊ %?Ä/% ÂÑ
+ 1> ¢Á 1> ,Ñ 1> Ë^Í 1> ÑÈÈÁËÈË ËÇ
Ž ÍËÊ %?Ä/% ÂÑ: /tmp/hudson4437459291454251752.s
The problem was discovered... Someone deleted the project name from the job
configuration.
The problem is:
Should have had something like:
myproject
Bob
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Hi,
Background
A downstream Jenkins job copies a build artifact from an upstream job using:
target
true
The upstream job that triggered the downstream job has a build artifact
associated with it.
Problem
The downstream job is getting this error:
Un
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Coinbase | Dec 30, 2013 07:53AM PST
Thank you for contacting Coinbase Support! Unfortunately, we are experiencing a
tremendous volume of sup
The Git SCM plugin for Jenkins already supports this sort of thing, via
inclusion and exclusion ranges (which are paths that are matched to decide
whether the project should be triggered or not).
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I did find a solution, though not an explanation of why my original code
didn't work. After viewing the source code for createUpdated, I wrote
Groovy code to perform the same steps. Here's my working function to
update the Jenkins parameters for a job while it is running. Existing
parameters wi
This has been fixed in master branch. Git plugin now set remote.url in
working copy
Le 17 déc. 2013 16:51, "Slide" a écrit :
> I recently upgraded my Git plugin and have started getting the following
> error:
>
>
> Pushing tag DB2013-12-17_05-35-37 to repo origin
> ERROR: Failed to push tag DB201
Hi all together
Am Dienstag, 17. Dezember 2013 20:25:02 UTC+1 schrieb starwarsfan:
>
> I need to setup a lot of jenkins jobs, which should be triggered if
> something changed on certain folders on a git repository. Let's say there
> ist the following structure:
>
> repo
> - projectA
> - ...
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