There's a bunch of ways you could do this, depending on your set up.
You can set the Jenkins job to only build on changes to branches that match
a certain string, then have all work done in the specific subfolders match
that string. Like "/ui-*"
You could set up a second job that only checks fo
Quick help,
Is there a way to trigger Jenkins job on changes only to a specific
subfolder in the Git repository.?
Traditionally, we were using VSTS for CICD and it has inbuilt GIT hooks to
handle request but in Jenkins i couldn't find any concrete solution.
Can some body please help.
On Fri, Fe
On Fri, Feb 1, 2019 at 5:10 AM Archana Srichandan <
archana.srichan...@4tigo.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> Thanks for your reply. I gave the url as serverip:path to repository, The
> username is given as the user of the remote server to which to do SSH. I
> have created a private key for the user which I a
Hi ,
I am able to set up but unable to build the sub branch other than master
branch
Regards,
Archana Srichandan
On Fri, Feb 1, 2019 at 5:47 PM Robert Rajendra
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Where is the repo located is it in github or gitlab or butbucket
> 1. log into the Jenkins server with ser as jenkins
Hi,
for the integration that you are doing. you need to copy the public key of
jenkins and paste it into the git then only your git will authenticate the
jenkins server .
*Robert Rajendra*
Associate Network/Server Support Engineer
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Am Freitag, den 01.02.2019, 11:51 +0530 schrieb Archana Srichandan:
Thanks for your reply. I gave the url as serverip:path to repository, The
username is given as the user of the remote server to which to do SSH. I have
created a private key for the user which I am logged in into the jenkins
s
Hi,
Where is the repo located is it in github or gitlab or butbucket
1. log into the Jenkins server with ser as jenkins by running sudo su
jenkins
2. cd .ssh
3. copy the public key and pste it to the repo deploy keys section
then you should be able to connect the jenkins with git .
*Robert Rajen
Hi,
Thanks for your reply. I gave the url as serverip:path to repository, The
username is given as the user of the remote server to which to do SSH. I
have created a private key for the user which I am logged in into the
jenkins server. I am copying the private key directly and also the
passphrase
Did you assign a private key credential to that job? A username.password
credential won't work with an SSH URL. A private key credential won't work
with an http or https URL.
If the private key has a passphrase, did you provide the passphrase when
defining the credential in Jenkins?
Did you con
Hi All,
I am not able to run my git repo on Jenkins ,attach is the screen shot for
your reference.
Regards,
Archana Srichandan
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