Hello RIchard,
What you describe is totally understandable.
Let me explain you my problem a bit.
I want to use Jenkins not only as a selenium grid host, but also as a CI
server.
Let's say that from gird point of view, we are ok, since the slaves can be
viewed in the selenium grid configuration ta
Hi,
The selenium plugin was never meant to make a build run on a particular node
depending on browser capabilities.
What this plugin does is use your slaves as "browser providers" so that you can
reuse your "sleeping" nodes.
For example, let's say I have 2 nodes with matching selenium configu
Hello Richard.
The nodes are connected to jenkins hub, and are you can see them in
selenium grid hub management tab.
But my question remains: how you can build a project in jenkins, and make
it run on nodes?When upon pressing build you get :(pending—Waiting for next
available executor)
On Mon
I don't know how you are trying to connect to the nodes, but the plugin only
starts the hub and uses the salevss to start selenium slaves on to use the
browser from the slaves. I doesn't start build on the right "nodes" according
to selenium capabilities or suite files.
What you would do is in
Any Selenium Grid plugin users around?
On Monday, May 18, 2015 at 12:55:26 PM UTC+3, steliosP wrote:
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> Hello guys, I am trying to set up Jenkins with selenium grid.
> I have downloaded selenium plugin, and when I start the nodes, I can see
> them in Jenkin's selenium grid tab.
> However, whenI
Hello guys, I am trying to set up Jenkins with selenium grid.
I have downloaded selenium plugin, and when I start the nodes, I can see
them in Jenkin's selenium grid tab.
However, whenI try to build my project, nothing happens, because jenkins
doesn't find any connected nodes.It's the same messag