I am polling Accurev SCM after every 30 minutes using
Poll SCM as H/30 * * * *
However, I want to change the functionality so that Accurev is polled by
Jenkins only after there are changes in code in Accurev. I don't want to
keep polling Accurev SCM after every 30 minutes
Please let me know ho
I'm using jenkins more as an automation tool for server maintenance than
for continuously building software.
My question is: how to see the whole calendar of the next week's scheduled
jobs?
Just the "Next Execution" column doesn't cut it... You'll have trouble
making sense of it once you have
Thanks, I'll try that. Seems promissing.
On Wednesday, March 2, 2016 at 5:40:44 PM UTC, slide wrote:
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> If you are using email-ext, you can install the email template plugin
>
> https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Email-ext+Template+Plugin
>
> On Wed, Mar 2, 2016 at 10:17 AM Duarte Carre
Hi,
I am new to jenkins and researching this product. I'm struggling to fig
out how can i use jenkins to run our integration tests in jenkin by
pulling artifact from our remote repository.
background : we have separate build automation system and that loads the
artifact (jar) in a separate
Hi,
I am putting my Jenkins server behind an nginx reverse proxy. I have a
configuration of nginx which is working:
The important parts of the configuration:
server {
location / {
proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8084
proxy_redirect http://localhost https://jenkins.examp
Hi Bertrand,
Would you mind to share your script again please?
./Frédéric
Le mercredi 30 mai 2012 12:01:38 UTC+2, Bertrand Renuart a écrit :
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> For those that are interested, I solved the issue by writing a small
> Groovy script that gets executed periodically.
> This script goes through the
We have a Jenkins infrastructure for moving our code throough environments.
Its been a company decree that developers only use VS,TFS and not go into
jenkins. QA and DevOps can, but Mgmt wants Dev/Dev Mgrs to stay in TFS
(please don't tell me to change their minds, we're pas that).
That being
I am thinking of trying an unconventional way. I can put current build # in
a file. Read that file on next build # and +1 it. All the projects can use
this file for their build # and this approach wont need any manual
intervention to supply build # as parameter.
Not sure but worth a try as I feel.
