Hi,
I am facing an issue for setting the Sonar_Runner_Path. Sonar scanner is
installed on my local desktop where as i am trying to integrate it on
jenkins. so what path shall i put there. by putting the local path it is
showing a warning and thus the build is failed. Please revert
Thank you
The reason is when you click workspace, it would try to find the laster
node + workspace to show. Even you copy back to master, you still can not
see the workspace stuff.
One simple solution is
after you job done, you copy back to master directory, which would be
same path with the slave wo
Once simple solution is after you job done, you copy back to master
directory, which would be same path with the slave workspace.
And then you can mark your configuration of job, "Restrict where this
project can be run" to master . By this way, you can see the the workspace
on master .
On
Hi,
I'm testing Jenkins on Master-Slave configuration, but I didn't configure
slave workspace directory. I set FS root on the slave, but Jenkins added
"workspace" word to the path.
Example:
FSRoot: D:\JK
output: Building remotely on jenkins-win-fin in workspace d:\JK\*workspace*
\Main-Win-FIN
Hi Geoff,
My one hour search for changing workspace issue ended after seeing your
post.
Really nice post.
Thanks,
madhu
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On Fri, Apr 26, 2013 at 10:11 AM, Aswini Rajasekaran
wrote:
>
> Yes, the CPU usage of the process which runs hudson.war scales to 250+%.
Again, that only makes sense in the context of how many CPU's you have
- and whether they are real cores or hyperthreads that get counted as
CPUs. If you have
Hi,
Yes, the CPU usage of the process which runs hudson.war scales to 250+%.
It doesn't run hudson.war alone, but it also runs the Maven, ANT, jboss and
other tasks required by the jobs. And sometimes because of the intensity of
the jobs or so, it goes out of PermGenSpace and I have to restart j
On Fri, Apr 26, 2013 at 9:41 AM, Aswini Rajasekaran
wrote:
> Hi Les,
> I don't run my master as slave right now and use 3 executors on master. But
> at times, it is heavily loaded and the CPU usage of the master goes to 250%
> or so.
> If I run the master as slave, will this overloading reduce on
Hi Les,
I don't run my master as slave right now and use 3 executors on master. But
at times, it is heavily loaded and the CPU usage of the master goes to 250%
or so.
If I run the master as slave, will this overloading reduce on master?
Aswini
On Friday, 26 April 2013 15:37:30 UTC+1, LesMikese
On Fri, Apr 26, 2013 at 8:17 AM, Aswini Rajasekaran
wrote:
> Hi Les,
>
> This seems to be a very good idea. But will the performance of the server
> increase/decrease if we make the master node to run as a slave node also and
> work as master at the same time?
There is probably a tiny amount of o
Hi Les,
This seems to be a very good idea. But will the performance of the server
increase/decrease if we make the master node to run as a slave node also
and work as master at the same time?
Regards,
Aswini
On Friday, 26 April 2013 13:56:51 UTC+1, LesMikesell wrote:
>
> On Fri, Apr 26, 2013
On Fri, Apr 26, 2013 at 5:44 AM, Aswini Rajasekaran
wrote:
> This works.. Thanks a lot Geoff.
Alternatively, you can run a slave on your master machine and no
executors on the master itself.
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Good :)
I think it's good to keep workspace separate from build config and history.
On 26 Apr 2013, at 11:44, Aswini Rajasekaran
wrote:
This works.. Thanks a lot Geoff.
Regards,
Aswini
On Friday, 26 April 2013 11:07:34 UTC+1, Geoff Cummings wrote:
>
>
>
> Manage Jenkins --> Configure Syst
This works.. Thanks a lot Geoff.
Regards,
Aswini
On Friday, 26 April 2013 11:07:34 UTC+1, Geoff Cummings wrote:
>
>
>
> Manage Jenkins --> Configure System
>
> At the top right of the page, there is an advanced button which gives more
> options just below the "Home Directory" and above the "S
Manage Jenkins --> Configure System
At the top right of the page, there is an advanced button which gives more
options just below the "Home Directory" and above the "System Message"
Update the Workspace Root Directory field to the following:
${JENKINS_HOME}/workspace/${ITEM_FULLNAME}
N
Yes, I am using that in all of my other configuration files for build. But
when it comes to javascript, user-extensions.js file in selenium is
javascript, I don't have any way of accessing a env variable in java script.
Aswini
On Friday, 26 April 2013 09:29:33 UTC+1, Adam PAPAI wrote:
>
> Why
Why don't you use the
$WORKSPACE variable? It always points to the directory where your source
code is - or in other words where your job is located.
Aswini Rajasekaran
April 26, 2013
10:27 AM
Hi Adam,I am running
tests on both master and slaves and am specifying the tes
Hi Adam,
I am running tests on both master and slaves and am specifying the test
location directory in user-extensions.js file in selenium. As the
workspaces are different in master and slave, I can't run the same job in
both master and slave depending on the load on master. If I can't make thi
What is the reason why do
you want it to be the same?
Anyway on the master you shouldn't run tests. Only on the slaves.
The reason is:
on the master under the jobs/jobname there are the
meta infos, build history, config.xml and so on, so the "realy"
workspace is under the /workspace
On the s
Hi all,
I have a small question, this might sound silly but I am not able to find
the answer for this.
In my jenkins master node, the workspace directory is defined as
/jobs/*/workspace* - this is configured as
${ITEM_ROOTDIR}/workspace in jenkins master.
whereas in slave, the workspace direct
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