Having been around for a number of the GSOC projects, and a number of the
migration projects. I'm very worried about half finished state that nobody
finishes. And honestly spent a lot of time cleaning up content on jenkins.io
(some were .html, some were .md, some were .txt)
So to me, jenkins.io sh
Hey Everyone, It's Gavin again, and I'm here to let you know about
https://community.jenkins.io again.
First off, if you don't feel comfortable using it for any reason, please
reach out to me any way you can (halkeye on most platforms). Any
information on how we can improve is appreciated.
I
TL;DR - New centralized community site - https://community.jenkins.io -
please join and try it out.
Hey Everyone,
Gavin Here. I'm excited to announce a new sponsored Discourse server -
https://community.jenkins.io, a new centralized communication platform we
are trying. Yea yea. I know we have a
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> Node(“myAgent2”) {
>
> step(“test”) {
>
> // same function from lib, but need the credential for that
> particular node
>
> withCredential(“MyCredentials” + env["AGENT_CREDENTIAL_SUFFIX"],
> …) {
>
> // Do something
Hey Everyone,
I have a nice shared library pipeline that does a nice standard docker
build -
https://github.com/halkeye/jenkins-shared-library/blob/fe3da2b9519e91d7dbcf9a5584aceb52a0b627be/vars/buildDockerfile.groovy
This has worked great for the various pure docker projects I work on.
I'm loo
1) Slave has been renamed to agent, please use Agent.
2) How do you want to manage them? Do you want a random credential returned
every time you call credential()? do you just want your pipeline to say
credential("string" + functiontogetagentname())? Its probably not that hard
to subclass the c
