On Saturday, December 30, 2017 at 10:29:58 AM UTC-8, Carlos Sanchez wrote:
>
> what logs and events are you getting when you run
>
> * kubectl logs your_pod_slave
> * kubectl describe your_pod_slave
>
> are you getting "failed to open log file" there? if you do it looks like a
> kubernetes issue
What plugins do I need to install to get Multibranch Pipeline tab under New
Items? I installed a few that I thought I needed but none of them are
helping.
Thanks,
Rijo
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We have a couple of different build systems, using Jenkins on Windows
Servers. Older versions (Jenkins 1.5, 1.6). On one of the projects they
are creating a new build system, using the latest Jenkins, and installed
Jenkins to run on Tomcat. They did this because that is the way that the
old
> On 2. Jan 2018, at 13:08, James Green wrote:
>
> What gives?
Quoting that same page,
> Pipeline provides a number of these options, such as buildDiscarder, but they
> may also be provided by plugins, such as timestamps.
This one requires the Timestamper plugin, which is installed by defaul
Hi,
I currently have a simple Pipeline Script which looks more or less like
this (reduced to the important parts)
node {
stage ('First') {
// Creating a list of names names = [ "a", "b", "c" ]
Job.create(this, names)
}
}
Furthermore I have create a global pipeline lib which contai
Ref: https://jenkins.io/doc/book/pipeline/syntax/
I've just added `timestamps()` to my Jenkinsfile:
options {
buildDiscarder(logRotator(numToKeepStr: '20'))
timestamps()
}
And the build fails immedidately:
WorkflowScript: 5: Invalid option type "timestamps". Valid option
Hi everyone,
I'm struggling a little bit with the docker pipeline plugin,
the building of small image goes well, but when I try to push it to my
private dockerhub registry, I get the following
[3-email_feature_jenkinsTest-5LSQUNLKW2A3IQQVQE7P6TOWAJPMB4NKMLQH3CFFATJHMGMXUSZQ]
Running shell scri
> Would it reduce the risk of use if you locked the screen of the computer
> while it is being used with a Jenkins job? I believe there are programs
> and scripts which will allow you to lock the screen and unlock it.
>
People see the lock screen and don't really know that machine is running
>
> 1. Runs a command (e.g. batch-file) on my local machine "programX.exe
> -flag
>
Restrict this job to run only on your local machine. Add any string
parameter you want, then in batch command just call them "programX.exe
-flag %PARAM%
> 2. That program will output a few csv files
> 3. Up
