Our build system builds a number of packages. When run in background,
locally,
we can gracefully stop after any current package build completes by
"touch stop.sys"
in the top directory. (We prefer not to use Jenkins job cancelling
capabilities, as
it often leads the Windows server in a bad st
I see from the log that jenkins does a checkout by date for svn:
Updating https://svn.code.sf.net/p/bilder/code/freecadall/trunk to
revision '2013-12-20T06:02:50.754 -0700'
Is there a way to capture that date from an environment variable or
other method.
Thx.John Cary
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On 12/5/13 10:41 AM, Les Mikesell wrote:
On Thu, Dec 5, 2013 at 8:09 AM, JR Cary wrote:
But let me try to explain in more detail. I have a job with a
main svn repo, several svn repos that are brought in as svn
externals and one that is a git checkout. These must all be
brought together for
So this would be build step (1), I assume. How do I get this run on the master
(and only)?
Your next build step is to inject environment variables from env.properties.
This I understand, I believe.
Thanks...John Cary
--Rob Mandeville
Litle & Co.
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On 12/5/13 6:45 AM, Les Mikesell wrote:
On Thu, Dec 5, 2013 at 6:43 AM, Mandeville, Rob wrote:
So you have to calculate the file on the master?
You can't propagate environment variables to slave except when they start. However, you
can write a properties file on the master (probably in a we
I would like to run a script on master after the SCM checkout, as
the script is in the repo, to set an environment var that propagates
to all the slaves.
It seems that EnvInject cannot do this?
Or am I missing something?
Thx.JC
FYI, the purpose of this is: I have an svn repo into which
I c
I have a jenkins master that checks out an svn repo. The svn repo
depends on external repos in git and hg. When the master updates,
I would like it to update the git and hg repos and return their versions
(hashes),
so that I can have the slaves check out the git and hg repos to
the same versio
I have an svn repo with many svn externals. Occasionally
I have some git subdirs. Is there a way to tell jenkins
on the master to update those as well, save their hash, and
then use that to update the git subdirs on slaves to the
same place?
Thx.John
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Are there any general approaches to mixing svn, git, and hg repos?
I have an uber project that is in an svn repo that pulls in almost
all of what it needs by svn externals.
Of course, as life would have it, I need to pull in one hg repo
and one git repo.
I can easily script pulling those in at
