On Sat, Feb 21, 2015 at 8:50 AM, Ioannis Moutsatsos
wrote:
> Thanks Daniel;
>
> I'm assuming that by multiple file parameters you mean adding more than one
> file parameters on the form. The issue is that the number of image files is
> not always the same, and this number could be in the hundreds!
Thanks Daniel;
I'm assuming that by multiple file parameters you mean adding more than one
file parameters on the form. The issue is that the number of image files is
not always the same, and this number could be in the hundreds!
The zip/tar archive upload makes a lot of sense but it could take a
If this file is in standard key-value format then it's a standard Java
properties file.
You can write a small groovy script that you can execute from the Jenkins
script console to read, modify it and re-save it.
I have a groovy scriptlet that reads a particular property key from a
properties fi
Multiple file parameters should work, as should archiving them and uploading
the zip/tar/... file.
On 21.02.2015, at 12:54, Ioannis Moutsatsos wrote:
> Greetings to all;
>
> By having a 'file type' parameter in the build submission form you can choose
> a single file to be uploaded to Jenkins
This question is somewhat unclear. Do you mean how to perform a build on a
remote Jenkins slave node?
On Wednesday, February 18, 2015 at 12:14:39 AM UTC-5, Prasanth .K wrote:
>
> Is it possible to build the remote host file using jenkins? If possible
> means can anyone suggest me,how to procee
Greetings to all;
By having a 'file type' parameter in the build submission form you can
choose a single file to be uploaded to Jenkins so that it can participate
in the build.
I have a requirement to upload multiple (large) image files coming from an
automated microscope, so that they can be
Run into the same problem.
Eventually, I downloaded and replaced the jenkins.war file with a newer
version from 'latest and greatest' (or from LTS in your case)
It's easy, but I agree with you that it is something that should be doable
from the UI.
Hope it helps!
Ioannis
On Friday, February 20,
