Humm, that would be hard and security unwise. The executing node path
aren't available to the web. If you are on a secure local network and you
really want to go down that road, you need to
1. mount the slave nodes into the master node local path that would be
accessible by the jenkins w
Some helper I made for my scripted:
Path conversion:
*def ToWindowsPath(path) {*
*return path.replace("/", "\\");*
*}*
*def ToUnixPath(path) {*
*return path.replace("\\","/");*
*}*
*def ToNativePath(path) {*
*if(isUnix()) {*
*return ToUnixPath(path);*
* }*
*return ToWindowsPath(path);*
*}*
*def
Are you sure the mount of tmp did work and not superseed by another default
mount there?
Maybe try to touch a new file from the docker and see if it show up into
the original tmp folder. If so, it mean you might have permission problems
instead. Make sure to allow rw for everyone on the file
You can also use the WSL on recent Windows and call the wsl shell, which
can be call with:
“wsl ${cmd}”
I made myself a function that do call the proper shell based on the current
platform, so my pipeline script does look like a big if else mess for each
shell command, on windows it append t
Hi,
I'm using my Jenkins file pipeline to checkout and build, I have a pipeline
project I would like to get triggered only when a push to a specific branch
occur. The Git repos is host on bitbucket cloud services. I cannot make a
webhook, since the Jenkins run on an intranet and cannot be access
