Hello!
What you need is Multi-Configuration Job (you can choose this option in
"New Job" page).
Probably you have a slave in which OS, right? What you'll do is to use
labels in the node configurations to specify the operational system of each
one.
After that, you can use this information on the M
Yeah. Forcing logRotate will do that for you.
I use this script with try/catch, because sometimes I got some IOExceptions
on run without it, and the script scops:
Jenkins.instance.items.each {
try {
println(it.name);
it.logRotate();
} catch(Exception e) {
println(e);
}
}
"Re
Hello Chris.
The /toggleLogKeep URL in the job can do that.
For example:
http://[url]/job/[JOB-NAME]/20/toggleLogKeep
This URL will change the lock status of the build 20.
There's an interesting thing that you can use too: you can list all the
keep forever builds by using this URL:
http://
[ur
kins to automatically start individual
> sub tasks in Jenkins. This will be needed if we have load a particular task
> which has failed previously.
>
> Also, the passwords are not encrypted, so we receive emails with all the
> credentials used. Is there any plugin for this?
&g
Hello Hari!
Jenkins is a Continuous Integration Server. It controls a lot of things,
but the tasks are mostly delegated/integrated to other systems.
Please provide more details, so we can help you better.
What are you doing / what's your task?
Is this an Apache Ant project? Or maybe a Maven proje
