Mr. Waite,
Thanks for your reply.
So maybe I didn't type clearly. I apologize. What I was trying to say was
on the Jenkins server with a service account
Num #1: Running the command frmo a unix terminal works
git clone https://blah.com:8443/blah.git
Num #2: In Jenkins, running it under Build>
Thanks Mr. Silva,
I'm using Jenkins 1.535,
git plugin 1.5.0
git client plugin 1.4.5.
I upgraded to git plugin 2.0 and
git client plugin 1.4.6 to see if there were bug fixes but it's now giving
me a NoClassDefFoundError. grrr. I thought about downgrading to see but
since this is a recent inst
Thanks for the reply. Yeah, I don't want to use ssh. I want to use https.
On Thursday, October 31, 2013 1:24:40 PM UTC-7, Maneesh M P wrote:
>
> if you want to use git clone over ssh, keep your key at
> /var/lib/jenkins/.ssh then git clone will work just like how it works in
> your command
If I can add, in my initial post, I was running Jenkins as a service
account user (we'll call jenkins).
I also installed a local Jenkins just to debug. If I ran Jenkins as myself
and for the repository URL, i typed
ssh://first.l...@blah.com:8443/blah.git, this worked fine so I'm not sure
what
Hi,
I'm a noob to Jenkins so please forgive me if this is a dumb question. I'm
trying to use Jenkins to pull down our code from git to make a build.
Someone told me to use anonymous read-only access via https in Jenkins so
we can pull down our code w/o public keys or what not.
In my project, I
