Good day
I know that after installation of Jenkins Selenium plugin url is displayed
on /selenium/ page, but I don't want to put this value in tests and instead
would like to pass it as environment variable. I was not able to find
existing env variable that holds this value, but maybe there is a
Hi Mark
I found possible issue, we are installing maven from internal url and I've
created test job that installs from apache
2nd option is different in fact that it creates .installedFrom file that is
later used to verify if we are installing different version
https://github.com/jenkinsci/jenk
I found a reason of failure, I missed that Tunnel connection through
parameter should contain port of JNLP not HTTP
On Wednesday, May 31, 2017 at 7:28:14 PM UTC+3, Vitalii Ishchenko wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> On our dev env, we have Jenkins (2.46.3) behind Proxy i.e. "ci.dev"
Hi,
On our dev env, we have Jenkins (2.46.3) behind Proxy i.e. "ci.dev" and
actual jenkins running on "jenkins.dev:8080", in order to be able to run
slaves, I'm setting "Tunnel connection through" parameter to
"jenkins.dev:8080", so launch command will look like this: "java -jar
slave.jar -jnl
