lol. I googled for this and found my own answer after 6 years. lol
On Thursday, October 27, 2011 at 10:34:52 AM UTC-4, grayaii wrote:
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> Hi,
> I'm using 1.6 of the swarm plugin and our jenkins version is 1.432.
>
> I installed the plugin on the Jenkins master, but when
ex
On Saturday, August 27, 2016 at 12:28:44 PM UTC-4, grayaii wrote:
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> We went from Jenkins 1.651.1 to 2.7.2 and our Jenkins master kept on
> crashing with:
> java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: PermGen space
>
> Where were not specifying -XX:MaxPermSize in our JENKINS_JAVA_OPTIONS
We went from Jenkins 1.651.1 to 2.7.2 and our Jenkins master kept on
crashing with:
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: PermGen space
Where were not specifying -XX:MaxPermSize in our JENKINS_JAVA_OPTIONS
before, so I added it, and kept on increasing the value after every crash.
We are now at 512m:
JENK
BTW, for the June 18th 2014 Boston Conference, are there other technical
meetups going on in Boston that week that you know of?
I would hate to fly up up there for just 1 day.
Just curious.
Thanks,
Alex
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Hi,
We have a bunch of files with unicode character's in its name.
We use the Perforce plugin (version 1.3.7) to "Clean Workspace Before Each
Build".
The job fails like so (I put the "..." to hide the full path, but you get
the drift):
java.io.IOException: Unable to delete /.../XmlParseUtilityTest
Hi,
Is there a way to figure out if a plugin is being used? (either groovy
script, CLI, api/xml, etc)
We have a bunch of plugins installed, but I don't think we are not using
half of them and I would like to uninstall them.
Thanks!
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You can take a look at the "Join Plugin". That may help you.
Also, in the job you want to run, you can examine the status (and all sort
of information!) of the other 2 jobs via:
http://[YOUR_URL]/jenkins/view/All/job/[YOUR_JOB]/api/xml
And parse whatever information you want.
But I would take a
I don't think there is a plugin for this. We are also using many
multi-configuration jobs (some with 16 builds!), and if just 1 of those
builds fail, the entire job fails.
But for us, this is fine. If one of the builds fail, the whole job *should
*fail.
If need be, we create a single job for
At the end of every release we manually calculate the total code churn from
the previous release using a free tool called http://cloc.sourceforge.net/
CLOC (Count Lines of Code), but my manager wanted to know if this
possible/feasible *per build*. CLOC gives you the total lines of code in a
dire
this won't help you any, but it's not happening to us.
We have Jenkins 1.432.
Maybe it's a plugin that's causing that exception?
good luck!
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We have a single Jenkins Master running on linux 64-bit machine with 6 Gigs
of ram allocated for the Jenkins VM. We have 700+ jobs and 50+ slaves (all
OS's (windows/mac/linux/freebsd/etc/), and all connected via ssh), and we
always have a build running. Only on rare occasions is Jenkins not doing
Over time, we've amassed a rather large and complex "view hierarchy" in
Jenkins and we would like to clean this up.
Is there a way to move groups of views around?
For instance, we have a view structure like this:
Root
|-->ViewB
|-->ViewC
| \-->ViewD
|-->ViewE
\-->ViewF
There is a way to *get *the node description:
http://javadoc.jenkins-ci.org/hudson/model/Slave.html#getNodeDescription%28%29
http://javadoc.jenkins-ci.org/hudson/model/Slave.html#getNodeDescription%28%29
Here is a wiki page that I created that has a code snippet on how to get
node information.
(j
I've done it before without problems.
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Sorry to revive such an old thread, but out of curiosity, has this ever been
resolved?
I'm not sure if it's related, but the "Load Statistics" page of Jenkins
always shows Queue Length of zero.
I've never seen it other than 0. We always have stuff on our queue, but
regardless if we click "Short/
Dang. Forget it. I found like 2 seconds after I posted this.
There is a "doCancelQueue()" function.
I don't know why I missed it. I was staring at the list of functions for so
long :)
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Hi,
Is there a way to remove a job from the job queue using a groovy api?
Right now, if I hover my mouse over the red "x" button of a job in the
queue, I can see the remove-from-queue-URL is something like:
http://my.jenkins:8080/queue/item/15/cancelQueue
If I print out all methods and properties f
What a coincidence, we just got hit by this same exact problem today.
So if I understand correctly, polling will disable the job if the SVN url is
incorrect?
This is really bad news for us because we use the "Prepare an environment of
the job" plugin, which makes our SVN path look this:
https://
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