I think you could define the node parameter in job 1 as a string, but in
job 2 as a node parameter. You would just have to explicitly pass that
parameter to job 2.
On 3/23/2016 7:25 AM, steliosP wrote:
I am trying to have a multi job build in Jenkins.
The restriction is the following: Let's sa
I am trying to have a multi job build in Jenkins.
The restriction is the following: Let's say we have 3 jobs that need to run
sequentially (1,2,3). I want job 1 and 3 to run exclusively on master, and
job 2 to run on a node that I,as user I will specify. The problem is that
if you use NodeLabel
