Hello,
I asked you about the console output.
Regards,
2015-11-17 1:09 GMT+01:00 Alexander Kress :
> Hi Manuel,
>
> My bad, I did not mention two jobs to keep things simpler. :) The fact that
> I am using different jobs should not make any difference as the jobs are
> fully independent, they have
Hi Manuel,
My bad, I did not mention two jobs to keep things simpler. :) The fact that
I am using different jobs should not make any difference as the jobs are
fully independent, they have their own workspaces and do their own
checkouts. The Watcher job simply triggers the Main job, otherwise ther
Hello Alex,
Your scenario changes in each email ;)
I don't know why you don't use different jobs
2015-11-16 19:23 GMT+01:00 Alexander Kress :
> Certainly, please see the attached image, for the "Main" job.
>
> What this shows: I've configured two checkouts, into two different physical
> loca
Could you send a screenshot with your configuration and textfile with
eh output console?
I did not understand what you want to do.
Regards,
2015-11-16 15:57 GMT+01:00 Alex Kress :
> Thanks Manuel. I've tried this but no luck. The job is still saying "No
> changes", even though it cleaned out all
Thanks Manuel. I've tried this but no luck. The job is still saying "No
changes", even though it cleaned out all the files and did a fresh
checkout. Does it hurt at all that on the job run I am checking out two
code branches (one of which did not change) each time, is it possible that
it grabs
Hello Alex,
The revision come from the working copy (in the Job's workspace).
If you want to use the same job for building different content (tags,
branches), is the safest way.
Regards,
2015-11-16 15:24 GMT+01:00 Alex Kress :
> Thanks Manuel, will try this. Does this mean that Jenkins stores t
Thanks Manuel, will try this. Does this mean that Jenkins stores the
revision of the last checkout separately somewhere in Workspace, which will
get deleted with this option? Or does this alternatively prevent it from
detecting the revision number of the previous checkout?
On Monday, November 1
Hello Alex,
Try to use the option "Always checkout a fresh copy" in Check-out Strategy:
"Delete everything first, then perform "svn checkout". While this
takes time to execute, it ensures that the workspace is in the
pristine state." from official documentation.
Regards,
2015-11-16 14:59 GMT+01:
Hi,
I was advised by Manuel Recena to post my question here, hoping you can
help me with a problem I've been trying to resolve for quite sometime
without any luck.
I am using Genkins SVN plugin (thank you :) ) to run my CI. My jobs are
slightly unusual as I use the same job to run tests on mul
