Hello!
I'm using Jenkins to build and deploy a Java application which consists of
multiple Maven projects.
One of the projects is a front-end Java Maven project, and it has the other
Maven projects (Java lower-level code I also develop) specifed as
dependencies in it's pom.xml file.
When I mak
On Tue 23 Jan 2018 at 01:32, Guy Knights wrote:
> I have a bit of an issue I've run into. I've set up git mirrors in
> separate subnets and would like my pipeline jobs to use these mirrors as
> the pipeline job source. Until now, we've had a central gitlab repo which
> we allowed access to throug
The umask setting for the Jenkins user is probably what controls the
permissions on those files. Refer to the "umask" man page on your system
to see if you can find a way to set the umask on the account running the
Jenkins process.
Job definitions can be downloaded with http (or https) from the J
Hi all,
When I create a job(say *foo*), if I check the /jobs/
directory all the jobs are created with the permission 750.
drwxr-x--- 3 android android 4096 1月 23 09:17 foo/
I want to share jobs in samba,i want it to created with the 775.How can I
achieve that?.
Appreciate your help..
My je
I have a bit of an issue I've run into. I've set up git mirrors in separate
subnets and would like my pipeline jobs to use these mirrors as the
pipeline job source. Until now, we've had a central gitlab repo which we
allowed access to through our firewall for each remote subnet.
I changed the url
1. I was using the external name rather than the internal (cluster.local)
DNS name in the Kubernetes Cloud Configuration in Jenkins
2. Even when I switched it appears it's because the port is necessary
(http://jenkins.jenkins.svc.cluster.local:443) which I found in open issue
(https://issues.jen
Regarding 1 and 2: I think you should model them based on whether they are
dependent on each other:
* Either the two test sets are independently of each other, meaning that
even if "Test Set 1" fails then that does not affect in any way the
stability/outcome of the "Test Set 2"
-> If so, run them
Thank you, this is perfect!. Totally forgot about ngrok
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Ah, could be - anyone else can shed some light on whether using 'sh' in
expression {} in declarative pipeline is fully supported or just happens to
work sometimes?
pipeline {
[...]
stages {
stage('Maven build') {
when {
expression {
jnlp:
Warning: JnlpProtocol3 is disabled by default, use JNLP_PROTOCOL_OPTS to
alter the behavior
Warning: SECRET is defined twice in command-line arguments and the
environment variable
Warning: AGENT_NAME is defined twice in command-line arguments and the
environment variable
Jan 22, 2018 9:27:
Yes you are missing the container name at the end
kubectl logs jenkins-slave-1kl4v-flv53 golang
On Mon, Jan 22, 2018, 21:01 Chris Denneen wrote:
> I've installed latest LTS of jenkins and installed latest
> kubernetes-plugin.
>
> I've created 2 pipeline jobs to test:
>
> pod-golang from here (
Try ngrok. Run it on the Jenkins Server and it will give you a public url
for the webhook
On Mon 22 Jan 2018 at 20:29, Lorem Ipsum wrote:
> Couldn't forward the ports for inbound traffic
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Couldn't forward the ports for inbound traffic
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Why didn't DDNS work?
On Monday, January 22, 2018 at 1:42:45 PM UTC-5, Lorem Ipsum wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I've got a question and a possible answer but since I'm new to Jenkins and
> it's plugins maybe there is an easier way to do the thing I'm trying to
> accomplish.
>
> First of my current setu
I've installed latest LTS of jenkins and installed latest kubernetes-plugin.
I've created 2 pipeline jobs to test:
pod-golang from here (
https://kumorilabs.com/blog/k8s-6-integrating-jenkins-kubernetes/)
and one from Carlos Sanchez blog here (
https://blog.csanchez.org/2016/10/25/jenkins-kuberne
Hello,
I've got a question and a possible answer but since I'm new to Jenkins and
it's plugins maybe there is an easier way to do the thing I'm trying to
accomplish.
First of my current setup is the following:
- Gitlab hosted on a server
- Jenkins on premise with dynamic IP and hard to open up
Regarding 3: The script language is Groovy so the expansion of ${variablename}
is only done when using a Groovy-String, which is defined by double quotation
marks ”, not single ’.
So: change it to
echo ”Caught-1 : ${exc}”
/Joachim
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Nobody? :-(
I thought this wouldn't be too hard but apparently it is.
That's one of the downsides of Jenkins: support en finding good/detailed
information.
I already found answers to other issues on here; but the official help file
sucks and isn't always detailed enough or without samples.
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