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This is possible now with the latest version of the plugin. The regular
expression filter can match against the node label.
On Thu, Dec 20, 2012 at 1:26 PM, VFloyd wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have a master linux box, a build linux box, 2 Windows 2008 build
> servers, 1 Windows 2003 server, 2 Mac buil
re talking about, as the maintainer of this plugin...
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> So then it must be me: I didn't find a way to filter out jobs not run in
> some time, or that started more than X hours ago.
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> I'm using version 1.22 of the plugin, with Jenkins 1.456.
>
> Tha
itrary values.
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> Regardless, that particular option is not clear to me how to use it, at
> least I'm missing what values are expected.
> On Sep 18, 2012 8:26 AM, "Jacob Robertson"
> wrote:
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>> I think the wiki docs are pretty decent for this plugin. Let
the
> config.xml files.
>
> I guess I'm missing something...what does the custom configuration slicer
> do?
> On Sep 18, 2012 7:16 AM, "Jacob Robertson"
> wrote:
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>> Are you saying you want to contribute code to the plugin? (The plugin
>> cannot currently d
Are you saying you want to contribute code to the plugin? (The plugin
cannot currently do what you are describing.) If you add an issue to JIRA
it is possible that your change will get implemented in the next release.
https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS/component/15597
On Mon, Sep 17,
The View Job Filters plugin is related to some of what you are asking for.
For example, you could build a View that shows all jobs that have not been
run in over a month. You might also be able to address your Hung builds
scenario by creating a View for jobs that are currently building and were
st
This isn't quite what you're asking for, and I don't actually know how the
RSS feeds work, but you can create a View that only shows you exactly what
you want to see, and then maybe subscribe to that view's RSS feed? If you
use View Job Filters you can create a view with exactly the jobs and
condi
ture job
> will have their JDK value specified.
>
> @Jacob : Effectively, It could be nice to have the same feature for others
> tools (Maven, Ant, Groovy, ...)
>
> It could be an idea for a plugin or a new feature in the Jenkins core ??
>
> Michaël
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> 2012/6/26 Ja
I have a similar need for the maven version. We implemented a pretty ugly
hack to force it, but I did not find a way to (for example) remove the
"(default)" option so that the user always specifies the exact version to
use.
On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 3:48 PM, Andrey Myatlyuk wrote:
> Hi Michaël,
>
There are plugins like view job filters and configuration slicing that
might help.
If I am understanding your request, please take a look at this wiki
page which explains how to create a smart view that only shows
information about specific types of builds for the jobs shown.
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Build+Filter+%28Wrapper%29+Column
On Tue, May 15, 2012 at
to rollout IBM Rational AppScan Source Edition as part of
continuous integration. If there are any Jenkins enthusiasts who will
be at the conference, I encourage you to come see the presentation,
and maybe even meet up during lunch.
Jacob Robertson
We are wanting a similar thing. We want a successful build to kick of
a particular parameterized build on another master. Right now, we've
prototyped using wget (using "buildWithParameters") from within the
flexible publish plugin so that it can be a post-build action. It
seems to work fine, but
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