Hi Thomas,
(It's been a while since you originally asked the question!)
I wrote the following Jenkins plugin about 3 months ago, to trigger a
build, from an email -
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/poll-mailbox-trigger-plugin .
Check it out, read the documentation, let me know if
Nick:
If you're using Git and Gerrit, then you can find the branch and sha1 under
"actions" and "parameters" as name/value pairs, with name of
"GERRIT_BRANCH" and "GERRIT_PATCHSET_REVISION". I don't know of a way to
find the specific build except to walk a project's builds until you find it.
You’re getting a permission denied failure trying to write to
/home/gevj/MatLabScripts/MyTAPOutput.tap. Odds are, the user Jenkins is
running as doesn’t have write permissions there.
Generally, Jenkins doesn’t write to other users’ home directories. If you
really want it to, you would have to
You don't say what the failure is, but I suspect the "matlab" command
may not be found. Jenkins is probably running as a different user than
you (likely as user "jenkins"), and this user does not have matlab on
its path. You could address this by either adding the necessary elements
to the Jenk
>
> In the ‘Build’ section, add a build step called ‘Execute Shell’. When
> this job runs, it will create a new (and temporary) directory, drop
> everything you’re pulling out of BitBucket into that directory and the
> appropriate subdirectories, and then run whatever you put in the execute
>
How can I tell when a job run was put in the queue?
On Friday, June 27, 2014 5:44:28 PM UTC-4, DarrelVun wrote:
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> How can I see when each individual build was queued? I want to see it
> after-the-fact via the REST API. I can see (via "timestamp") when it
> started building.
>
> This is
You’ll want to go through the documentation at http://jenkins-ci.org/, clearly.
I’m assuming that you have BitBucket and MatLab (two technologies that I am
unfamiliar with) on a Ubuntu box. I’m also assuming that you know BitBucket,
MatLab, and Ubuntu. Frankly, I’m not sure what TAP is, so I c
Heya,
we are using jenkins in combination with capistrano to deploy the artifacts
build by jenkins directly to our servers. To get the URL for an artifact we
are trying to get the build number for a specific git branch/tag we build
in jenkins (doing this with json API calls). We noticed that the
Hello
I’m new to Jenkins, BitBucket, MatLab and Ubuntu, and I’m in a project
group that needs to run MatLab scripts from BitBucket, using Jenkins.
Some details:
- Ubuntu 14.04
- MatLab r2014a
- We wish to use the BitBucket Pull Request Builder Plugin
- We wish to use TAP for fe
