We have multiple Jenkins jobs using maven with the same userID with /home
on a file system shared between slave nodes, so the default
~/.m2/repository led to ... nice speedups, but had the downside of doing
The Wrong Thing, and causing errors. So for jobs that call mvn in the
middle of a bash
I'm afraid I can't provide an example. I was only guessing that it is
possible, but don't have experience to prove it is possible.
When I read
https://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-configuring-maven.html , it
seems to indicate that the settings.xml file can specify the location of
the local
Hi Mark,
I didn't get your point.. Could you please elaborate more. It would be
great-full, if you could provide an example.
Thanks,
Samith
On Sunday, April 26, 2015 at 10:36:49 PM UTC+5:30, Mark Waite wrote:
>
> Can the repository in use by a job be set from the settings.xml file? If
> so, t
Can the repository in use by a job be set from the settings.xml file? If
so, then you might use a "managed file" which contains the definition of
the repository you want for a specific job.
The managed file is then assigned to the job through that same Advanced
settings dialog.
Mark Waite
On Su
Hi Mark,
Yes. By setting "Use private Maven repository" option we can configure
whether to use a private maven repository, But the possible values are
default, local-to-workspace and local-to-executor. Therefore I cannot
specify the local maven repository to use.
What I want to do is each job w
The maven build step includes an advanced button which allows you to
configure the repository for that job.
Mark Waite
On Sun, Apr 26, 2015, 4:13 AM Samith Dassanayake wrote:
> Hi all,
> I want to set a local maven repository per set of jobs dynamically.(kind
> of a job partitioning method) For
