Hello, all
How is `matrix' supposed to interact with `checkout'? If I
have several axes, of which some require change of agent (OS
version), and some do not (Debug or Release mode), where
shall place the `checkout' step? Currently, I have it at
this path in my Jenkinsfile:
pipeline -> st
jeremy mordkoff:
> otherwisethere is actually nothing that says the build
> has to use the workspace checked out by jenkins.
Well, I can't seem to set up an external directory in the
`checkout' step. The option `local' (named "Local module
directory") is required to point to a subdirectory of
Hello, all
The configuration page has a setting named "Remote root
directory", but thoughout the documentation it is referred
to as the "Agent root directory". This setting shall point
to a local direcory in which the agent works. If you will
consider renaming the setting to match the better term
Bjorn Pedersen to Ven H:
> > I have a Multibranch Pipeline job setup for SVN. In
> > Trunk, I have a directory called Platform which has a
> > Jenkins file. The workspace structure is something like
> > Drive\Workspace_Dir\trunk%2FPlatform.
> >
> > After a few builds, I can see some strange things
jeremy mordkoff:
> You need 99 jobs for the 99 programs, but what about the
> libraries?
Yes, one job per project, and let MSBuild take care of
building the libraries. Thankfully, I do not have to worry
about it in Jenkins. The libraries will be available at
their correct relative paths in the r
jeremy mordkoff:
> I'm having a little trouble understanding exactly what you
> are asking.
I am sorry for an insufficiently clear description. Let me
try again.
Since our .NET projects are highly interdependent, we
maintain them in a single SVN repository with a strucure
like this:
trunk
pr
Mark Waite:
> We've had many users that expected Jenkins Pipeline to be Groovy
> (especially scripted Pipeline users) instead of being a domain
> specific language that is based on Groovy. I fear that linking
> to more details of Groovy syntax will tend to confuse those users
> even more rather t
Hello, all
We maintain hundreds of interdependent .NET libraries and programs
that typically reference tenths of those libraries each in a single
SVN repository. Maybe it is a non-standard, and even not a
recommended approach, but creating a repository per program or
library would introduce its ow
Baptiste Mathus:
> Backslash escape is because the parser needs to know you're not
> trying to "despecialize" the following character. By default \
> *is* a special character. (E.g. "\to" would mean \t, which is a
> tabulation, then the letter o).
> So using \ because the second \, the parser just
Gianluca:
> take into account that the declarative syntax (and in general
> Jenkins pipelines) are just a DSL
> ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain-specific_language )
> heavily based on Groovy language
> ( http://groovy-lang.org/index.html ).
> So, many (really many) things you can do ... it's
I wrote:
> bat """
>chcp 1251
>c:\\path\\to\\program.exe
> """
The backslashes should be doubled:
c:\\path\\to\\program.exe
Sorry for the typo.
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Hello, all
>From some examples in the internet I have found that a
mulitline Windows batch script in Jenkins may be called with
this step:
bat """
chcp 1251
c:\path\to\program.exe
"""
Where is this syntax documented with regard to:
1. the backslash escapes, and
2. the triple quoatai
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