Hi Guys,
Do you have any idea about How will the Jenkins CI/CD pipeline look like,
for Auto genarate a Single Executable Windows Installaer (Windows .exe
file) from a Angular Electron Desktop Application?
I've already Done the Build of Electron App from Angular projects in my
Jenkins CI/CD. Th
een upgrading our infrastructure to ESXi 6.5 having VM's consisting
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> that are running without issue. Some are still running the pre-6.5
> compatibility modes and all work just fine.
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We are going to upgrade the VM server Jenkins is hosted on to VMWare V6.5.
Does anyone know if JIRA 7.4 works OK with VMWare V6.5? and VM "hardware
version" 13?
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Did you manage to get it solved? I am also facing the same. The age of
failed tests are always 1.
On Monday, 5 September 2011 21:51:53 UTC+8, Tomek Sniadach wrote:
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> Hi,
> can someone explain me how the age of failed build will be calculated? I
> have some build based on other build and they s
Hi,
I am using Jenkins 1.624 and Junit plugin 1.15. I use Publish Junit test
result report as post build action. But somehow the "Age" of same failed
tests across the builds are always 1.
Thanks,
Soum
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Hello,
Thank you for considering me as a candidate. Unfortunately I don't
currently have experience with mobile probramming.
Regards,
-Roy
On Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 10:31 AM, prathyushaaesinc chowdary <
prathyushaaes...@gmail.com> wrote:
> HI…….
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> Hope you are doing good
Hi everyone,
I have a project with multiple sub project than I want to build separately.
Fo that I created multiple jobs and I checked the Build whenever a SNAPSHOT
dependency is built for all my jobs.
On the main page of my job I can see all Upstream and Downstream related to
my job.
My ex
I am making use of a batch script that is supposed to run on a slave node,
which makes use of *Sahi*. The environment variable for Sahi is set as '*
SAHI_HOME*' on the node. When I run the batch I figure out, it is not able
to locate Sahi classes. How do I enforce Jenkins to make use of environme
Steve,
That was my problem. I went to the Windows Services list, double-clicked
on the Jenkins service and under the "Log On" tab I was able to change the
user to one that has access to my Clearcase View. Now it's all working.
Thanks for the help!
-Roy
On Thursday, Febr
from the DOS
prompt it returns with no errors.
Could this be happening because I'm running as a different user in Jenkins
who doesn't have permission to access the view file?
I tried running a job that just executes "set" to see the environment
properties and it says the
I have jenkins installed in a server and create a job that every
commit in svn I want to send changed files over ftp,
Maybe what i need is some plugin that copy svn changed files to a temp
dir after that I can send this files over ftp.
Now can you understand?
Thank you
Roy
On Jun 12, 3:16 pm
There are some way to do that?
I'm trying to do find some plugin or solution since yesterday.
Can someone help me?
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