Also... do we know if they are working to fix the durable problem?
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27;t write to /go on the root level, can you set up
> an alternate location for GO, one that does not depend on the workspace?
>
> On 2/17/2017 3:35 PM, Tom Lester wrote:
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> It's adding this "@durable" stuff in there when I use "dir() {}". Is
> there an
It's adding this "@durable" stuff in there when I use "dir() {}". Is there
anyway to keep it from doing that?
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Hi all -
I'm not a go (golang) developer, but the team that I support write their
services in go. I need to build a pipeline for go builds. However...
because of the strict pathing that go expects (/go/src/Y/Y/X), I'm having
a hard time making a pipeline that works. My problem is that I ne
Duh... that makes sense.
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It also seems like my sh command are not running in the container. For
example... If you see this Jenkins file:
node {
ECR_LOGIN = sh (
script: 'aws ecr get-login',
returnStdout: true
).trim()
sh "${ECR_LOGIN}"
docker.image('129132148275.dkr.ecr.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/gobuild-base
Can I set the go path in the pipeline? Is it just a matter of an "sh"
step. Or is there a more elegant way to pass that variable to the docker
run?
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s {
sh 'ps -ef'
}
}
}
}
On Thursday, February 16, 2017 at 10:08:44 AM UTC-5, Tom Lester wrote:
>
> Hi all -
>
> I have a docker host. Jenkins ssh's (as the user jenkins) to this host
> via pipeline steps and builds apps inside the specified docker image. Th
Hi all -
I have a docker host. Jenkins ssh's (as the user jenkins) to this host via
pipeline steps and builds apps inside the specified docker image. This all
pretty much flows as planned. However... when the pipeline executes a
"docker.insdie" or via pipeline -> agent -> docker, the docker
