Dynamically provision slaves with both Linux kernel version and docker containers

Any ideas on how to design this Jenkins slave provisioning capability? I want to be able to build on specified versions of the Linux kernel (x.y.z-ABI). On a given kernel, I want to specify a docker container having the build environment to run the build in. I want to provision the node, build,

Re: Pipeline stop/resume gates

ase. > > 2016-05-31 20:02 GMT+02:00 Brian Jones >: > >> I want to have a pipeline where segments of the pipeline are only >> executed upon a human decision, possibly hours or days after the job is >> started. What is the recommended way to do this using the pipeline plug

Pipeline stop/resume gates

I want to have a pipeline where segments of the pipeline are only executed upon a human decision, possibly hours or days after the job is started. What is the recommended way to do this using the pipeline plugin? pipeline: Decide to continue case: build step A - build step B - < human decision

Re: Build of first commit on git branch does not show changes

Kevin, I agree with you. How can that be implemented? All, It appears to me that Jenkins does not work well with this use case: * master HEAD is release version 1 (v1) of product. * 4 features ABCD that are implemented on git branches ABCD respectively based on v1 * Jenkins project to build

Build of first commit on git branch does not show changes

Is it possible to get Jenkins to detect and report "Changes" for the first commit on a new branch/build? I'm setting up feature based development in git: * Feature branches are named after an issue ID (e.g., JIRA issue ID) * Feature branches based on git master branch * Commits to feature branch