"Add". In my configuration Maven is the first tool in the list.
I'll have to test that next.
Thanks,
Shane
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option for setting the Maven version.
I assume I have to trigger the install of Maven somehow, then set up the
environment appropriately in the shell script (JAVA_HOME, M2_HOME, PATH, etc.).
Thanks,
Shane
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d a way to query Jenkins about the tools
that it has auto-installed, on the assumption that it must be available
somehow, but I haven't been able to find a way yet. Does anyone know a way to
do it using Groovy, or some other method?
Sincerel
BTW I'm using workflow plugin 1.3 version straight from github.
On Thursday, February 5, 2015 at 11:20:53 PM UTC-8, Shane Kim wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm not sure if workflow plugin is limiting iteration or not, I found it
> really odd...
>
> I have this simple
Hi,
I'm not sure if workflow plugin is limiting iteration or not, I found it
really odd...
I have this simple code...
def cdir = new File('.')
cdir.eachFileRecurse(FileType.FILES) { file ->
// or eachFile method
println file.getName()
}
When I execute the code on straight command line I
l return it for you.
>
> On 4 February 2015 22:28:49 GMT+00:00, Shane Kim > wrote:
>>
>> maybe it's simple thing but I just couldn't find or get it working. How
>> would I get the current workspace directory path?
>> I've tried these:
>>
>> env
maybe it's simple thing but I just couldn't find or get it working. How
would I get the current workspace directory path?
I've tried these:
env.WORKSPACE // gives me null
new File('.') // gives me Jenkins installation path rather than workspace
ws { new File('.') } // gives me Jenkins installatio
use to all the cores in the machine?
Thanks,
Paulo Matos
I believe that you are seeing the threads that Java is running. Try "H"
in htop to hide the threads.
Shane
This e-
Hi Jenkins users,
I'm really confused with Downstream builds information on a build page. I
have an upstream job and a downstream job. Downstream job is a deployment
job and upstream job is a job that pulls source code and then archive .zip
file. The zip file gets copied from upstream job to do
t it's
definitely something I'm going to file away for later.
Shane Turner
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Hello Jenkis users,
I'm wondering if there is a good best practices in file sharing between
jobs. I have this setup right now.
A. Upstream job A pulls files from Team Foundation Server's drop location
(they are over 100MB+ easily, eventually we want to compile MS project in
jenkins we can not r
Any ideas on my issue using Buckminster? I installed the plugin and it shows up
but it doesn't let me select it and do anything. I've tried the
auto-download/install and manual but same thing.
--- On Mon, 4/9/12, Shane wrote:
> From: Shane
> Subject: startup exception and u
I don't think I did anything different but it stopped happening for me after
upgrading to 1.460 (Windows). fyi
--- On Mon, 4/16/12, SamL wrote:
From: SamL
Subject: Re: WARNING: Failed to advertise the service to DNS multi-cast
To: jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com
Date: Monday, April 16, 2012,
Hello, just installed Jenkins 1.459 and using a fresh home dir. I was having
issues upgrading the CVS/Subversion/Translation plugins with 1.458 but that
seems to be fixed now. I do get this on startup though...
←[33mApr 09, 2012 1:48:39 PM hudson.DNSMultiCast
WARNING: Failed to advertise the
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