Re: Is it possible to change the parametrized build button to have different name?

why are you doing it again, Already there is a plugin to do that: please refer this link: https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/Customize+Build+Now+Plugin thanks, Rajendra *Thanks and Regards,Rajendra Prasad Reddy PenumalliSr. Engineer in Testing.Mobile:9008566233* On Fri, Aug 17, 2018 at

Is it possible to change the parametrized build button to have different name?

Hi, My project is developed using Jenkins parametrized plugin but I want to rename the build button at the bottom to Run instead of Build Regards Nitesh -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Jenkins Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop

Is it possible to set private docker registry for entire team?

We use Jenkins scripted pipelines to build & push docker images... imageName = "someimage" currImage = docker.build("${PRIVATE_REGISTRY}/${imageName}") docker.withRegistry("https://${PRIVATE_REGISTRY}";, 'registry_cred_id') { currImage.push() } Is it possible to set something globally for the *

Re: Blue Ocean test results show incorrect time

I encountered the same problem and reported the issue here: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-52944 -- Craig On Thu, Aug 16, 2018 at 12:07 PM Sean Talts wrote: > I'm also having this problem - I would be fine with Jenkins requiring > either ms or s, but we use the performance test

Why do I sometimes get impossible ClassNotFoundExceptions when running two instances of the same build job at once?

Our Maven build run from Jenkins occasionally gets "impossible" errors from the Java compiler, saying that classes that must exist are not found (ClassNotFoundException). Rerunning the job always resolves it. I'm pretty sure this happens when more than one instance of the job is running at the

jenkinsfile failed step triggers another jenkins job.

Hi, I have a build step in jenkinsfile as smoke test. I would like to see if that smoke test fails then trigger another jenkins job. Basically, I have a rollback jenkins job that is not part of the pipeline, but in pipeline If my smoke test fails then it triggers my rollback jenkins job. Any

Re: How to make a plain pipeline (not multibranch) create a separate workspace for each instance?

On Thursday, August 16, 2018 at 12:59:21 PM UTC-7, David Karr wrote: > > I've seen situations where Jenkins will create a separate workspace > directory for each instance of a job. I've seen other situations where it > does not. I think the difference is multibranch pipeline vs. plain > pipe

How to make a plain pipeline (not multibranch) create a separate workspace for each instance?

I've seen situations where Jenkins will create a separate workspace directory for each instance of a job. I've seen other situations where it does not. I think the difference is multibranch pipeline vs. plain pipeline. Is that what's going on here? I really need to figure out how to get a pl

Re: Error while running dynamically created parallel stages

Maybe you should not nest the stages? Maybe not use stage inside parallel step either, because the order might be different for each run. On Friday, August 3, 2018 at 4:23:26 PM UTC+2, Markus "Shorty" Uckelmann wrote: > > Hi all, > > I dynamically create parallel stages from the contents of a f

TrackingSVN plugin doesn't work with Folders?

We have many jobs that use the TrackingSVN plugin https://plugins.jenkins.io/tracking-svn I know it's very old and hasn't been updated in a long time, but a lot of legacy jobs need it. Now we are pushing some of the jobs into Folders which doesn't seem to be accepted by the plugin. java.la

Re: Blue Ocean test results show incorrect time

I'm also having this problem - I would be fine with Jenkins requiring either ms or s, but we use the performance test components which are in classic view and assuming times are in seconds, while blue ocean assumes times are in milliseconds. Seems like a bug to me. On Sunday, July 15, 2018 at 1

Re: Shutting down a Jenkins instance that was still starting up

Thanks again John, re 1) my Path to exe in Service props is: D:\Jenkins\jenkins.exe [confirmed as valid] I included the non-comment content of my Jenkins.xml file in my initial post. There is only one arguments line. I believe that the path to Java (%BASE%\jre\bin\java) is t

RE: Shutting down a Jenkins instance that was still starting up

A couple more things to check: 1) Check where the Jenkins Service is pointing to, should be a Jenkins.exe file located in folder where Jenkins is installed. Listed under Path to executable in Service properties: For example, this is my entry - D:\SCM\Apps\Jenkins\jenkins.exe In same folde

Re: Pipeline (with Git) NOT honoring options?

Wait, I think the above Git output is via this code. How can I pass no-tag fetch, shallow fetch, and timeout options to the fromGit() call? stage('Loading Base Pipeline') { pipeline = fileLoader.fromGit(jenkinsPipeline, gitPath, gitBranch, gitCredentialsId, jenkinsNode) } On Thurs

Pipeline (with Git) NOT honoring options?

Jenkins v2.107.2 We are have a Jenkins Pipeline job set up this way - Pipeline script from SCM - SCM: Git - Repositories: (Set up appropriately and correctly using SSH) - Additional Behaviors - Clean before checkout - Advanced clone behaviours - Fetch tags: unchecked

Re: Shutting down a Jenkins instance that was still starting up

Thanks for your ideas John. I have attempted what you suggested multiple times, but it does not go smoothly. - I shut down Jenkins if necessary (often, it is already down). - Via task manager, I see that Java is running. - I attempt to kill the Java process, but, even though I am an

Configure Node/Job Priority

Hi, I'm working with pipeline jobs where we use different kind of nodes. The nodes have only one executor each. I'm trying to find a way to give priority to certain jobs, in such a way that they are executed once a node is available, even though another job already requested to use the node. To

Re: Shutting down a Jenkins instance that was still starting up

Steve, Shut down Jenkins, then using Task Manager, check for any rogue Jenkins or Java processes running on that machine and if any found, kill those processes. Start Jenkins back up. You should only have one Jenkins and one Java process running on the Jenkins Master, unless you are also runni