elative paths,
> this works perfectly.
>
> /Peter
>
>
>
> Den fredagen den 23:e augusti 2013 kl. 14:23:34 UTC+2 skrev Shannon Kerr:
>
>> Jeff is absolutely right of course. The default mode for "ct setview" is
>> to spawn a new shell. The only wa
Jeff is absolutely right of course. The default mode for "ct setview" is
to spawn a new shell. The only way to use this within Jenkins is to use
the -exec option.
We had a similar situation several years ago. We would actually generate a
script on the fly to do what we needed to do for that
We split up into two jobs to have more control over the pipeline. Some
cases we want to build->lint->test->release. Some cases we may want to
just lint->test. Breaking these up into individual jobs gives you more
control to only do what you want to do. For one team we lint on every
commit,
f my question is how to configure ssh. I see it as way
> more reliable, if configured properly. If a user cannot get JNLP to work
> for some reason, they can't fall back to the ssh option.
>
>
>
>
> On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 10:47 AM, Shannon Kerr
>
> > wrote:
>
>
I run multiple Windows XP VMs with no issues. I set them up using "Java
Web Start" and once they are started click on "File" in the pop up window
to enable them as a service on that Windows XP machine (for me they are
VMs). Once I set them up as a service, I change the account that the
servic
Hello!
I'm using Jenkins 1.519. I have setup a generic job that developers can do
a "one off" build as needed. The job is parameterized and requests the
user select the branch they want to build for from a list of available
branches.
My issue is, when a build gets into the queue, I can't tel
>
> Never mind about the mapped drive. I've figured that out. The rest of my
> questions are still valid. Thanks!
>
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Hello everyone. I've installed Jenkins on a few different systems now to
play around with it and understand its capabilities, but now it's time to
get serious. I have some questions that may seem trivial, but I just can't
get the answer I'm looking for. Perhaps my Google search skills need so
