Re: groovy script error No such property: manager for class

2012-07-20 Thread BillR
You might try starting your own thread, instead of hijacking mine by changing the title. (Mine was about running 2 mvn cmds for 1 job.) Bill On Thursday, July 19, 2012 6:25:48 PM UTC-7, Kamal Ahmed wrote: > > Hi, > Is there a working example of groovy script for jenkins that i can use, so > i k

run 2 maven cmds?

2012-07-19 Thread BillR
I'd like to run 2 mvn cmds in the same test - the 2nd one retries failure cases from files left by the 1st: mvn [params] mvn [params] -Dretry-=failed Is there any way to do this? Thanks, Bill

Re: slave url as a parameter?

2012-06-26 Thread BillR
> > If your intention is to call a slave from a different job on a different > machine, then there might be better ways of doing this. Such as making it a > shared resource used by all slaves and using another plugin to control > access to it. > > Chris > > > > >

slave url as a parameter?

2012-06-25 Thread BillR
I want to allocate a slave and have its URL appear as a parameter, e.g. if it were a script, WEBDRIVER_NODE = jenkins.getSlave ubuntu so that in my job's mvn cmd: ... -Dremote=$WEBDRIVER_NODE test or possibly ... -Dremote=http://${WEBDRIVER_NODE}:/wd/hub test It seems this mus