What I said:
1. You can use a groovy script right now. Will do exactly what you need.
Some research required.
2. Oh look some synchronicity, I happen to have just been working on some
stuff that would do this for a bigger set of problems... Sadly the stuff I
was working on is for our paid product
Hello
I just installed the latest deb-package on my ubuntu host. When starting
jenkins nothing happens.
No logfile under /var/log/jenkins.
When debugging, I realized, that when running the classical init script,
some weird systemd interceptor magic happens, which results in systemd
trying to r
Hi,
I just started exploring for build automation and have couple questions.
I want to perform 2 different flows as defined below. But i should be able
to create the steps in one go and include the steps and order in multiple
flows.
Flow - 1
1. Checkout
2. Compile
3. Generate WAR file
4. Emb
Thanks...not interested in commercials for that product. I'm interested in
what the open source community has to say.
Will all people asking questions going forward be spammed with plugs for
that product?
On Aug 14, 2015 10:48 AM, "VFloyd" wrote:
> Any ideas on how to move more than one job at
You could use a groovy script. Other than that you are SOoL
For CloudBees Jenkins Platform I have just implemented move/copy
functionality for use within/between masters, and that functionality comes
with Jenkins CLI support so you could use shell scripting with that *if you
are a CloudBees custom
Hi,
Apparently 'cordova' is not on the %PATH% for the user running Jenkins.
You may want to manually add the appropriate PATH entries before calling
cordova, or you can set build variables in the job definition (Build
Environment section, requires Envinject plugin).
Regards,
Eric
On 8/14/20
I have a matrix job that uses 4 different systems from a large pool of
available systems. When all 4 jobs are finished I need to run an
additional single job that collects data from the 4 jobs after they
completed to produce a status report. This additional job needs to be ran
from any of
Any ideas on how to move more than one job at a time into a folder?
On Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 1:45:47 PM UTC-7, Daniel Laird wrote:
>
> All,
>
> I amusing the cloudbees plugin that creates folders.
> I am now trying to move some jobs that are currently in a 'view' into a
> folder.
> I can
HI,
I'm trying to build a sample mobile app using Apache CORDOVA in the Jenkins
Master-Slave environment.
The source files are present on a Jenkins slave running Windows Server 2012.
I've specified the cordova commands in a .bat file and specified its path
in the "Execute Windows batch command".
Your understanding is correct, this plugin adds timestamp details to the
individual job console output logs. So, I guess it doesn't give you exactly
what you're after. You want some indication about which of the many jobs
that were running when the server crashed was the one which caused the
fa
Well yes, but correct me if I'm wrong this plug-in add information to the
Job console, no?
It's not very clear in the Plugin description...
Tks for your answer David! :)
./Fred
Le vendredi 14 août 2015 11:36:29 UTC+2, David Brown a écrit :
>
> Are you aware of the Timestamper plugin (
> https:/
Are you aware of the Timestamper plugin
(https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Timestamper)? We implemented
this to see where the pinch points are in some of our longer running jobs
and find it very useful.
On Thursday, 13 August 2015 22:41:54 UTC+1, Frederic Meyrou wrote:
>
> *Dear mates
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