build jobs. The job
> would not have the time to write the build history log to state the
> status of the job. But that's ok for job #2.
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> You could also copy templates to job #3 instead of using regex
> manipulation. You need then a parameter as switch to determine which
> conf
I would like a Jenkins job to trigger others according to a regular
expression matching of their names or at least using wildcards. At the
moment I can only trigger multiple downstream jobs if I list them all
comma separated.
TestSuite-production -> *Test-production
instead of
TestSuite-production
tem log and same is(/was) with the application
> log when you want to build nothing happens.
>
> Might be worth a try for you.
>
> Take care
> Jan
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> On Mar 20, 12:55 pm, Daniel Tkatch wrote:
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Now the stuck job got released when I deleted a job that was after it
in the queue. The jobs seem to get stuck in packs, never alone.
On Mar 20, 12:45 pm, Daniel Tkatch wrote:
> Recently, I am experiencing a weird issue.
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> I have a job whose execution is restricted to a specific n
Recently, I am experiencing a weird issue.
I have a job whose execution is restricted to a specific node. This
job keeps waiting in the queue even though the node became active. It
seems to be stuck in the queue for a while (several minutes) and gets
released after some time. Hmm..
Any idea what
07/2012 11:31 AM, Daniel Tkatch wrote:> It's possible to use HTML in
> the view description in Jenkins. I also
> > used a JavaScript
It's possible to use HTML in the view description in Jenkins. I also
used a JavaScript
