Thanks Craig, that's seem to be the way I'm going to resolve this problem
On Wednesday, June 1, 2016 at 6:17:12 PM UTC-5, Craig Rodrigues wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> My advice will differ from some of the advice on this list, but I would
> advise you to find a way to accomplish your goal
> without using th
Currently, I only call one variable/function under the vars directory. If
the pipeline global library mechanism is so unstable, is there anyway I can
call the function but under a different location without changing the
Jenkinsfile? After I add the Jenkinsfile to the trunk of my project, it
h
Hi Baptiste,
I'm sure it run on my machine because I'm able to do any other tasks
with Jenkins. I just prefer to use the loop back address for now so that I
do not accidentally let anyone log into my machine and run arbitrary code.
Thanks
On Wednesday, June 1, 2016 at 1:53:38 AM UTC-5, Bapt
Hi,
Jenkins pipeline global library no longer works for me on Windows which
unfortunately my employer choose to use. I simply can't access the
workflowLibs.git through the http URL
(http://127.0.0.1:8080/workflowLibs.git/ in my case). It give me the Not
Found error message even after I alr
Thank you Brian, you're right regarding the @tmp directory. However
the @script directory seems to be different.
I'm searching in the source code of the workflow cps plugin. The file
CpsScmFlowDefinition.java seems to be the place where the workspace@script
behavior is implemented.
Hello,
I'm trying to setup Jenkins to run a multibranch pipeline project. Just
to test, I use a very simple Jenkinsfile like this:
node {
checkout scm
bat 'echo > tst1.txt'
}
When I run the build, for each branch, for example the 'master' branch,
Jenkins creates 3 directories:
- workspace@s
