I was thinking about this the other day. My plan is to create a simple
jenkins job that manages all of my other jenkins jobs. Some of the other
suggestions might feed into this.
My goal is to able to bootstrap a new jenkins server in minutes for
disaster recovery and for bringing up new develo
We use the jobDSL to manage the 10 different jobs for the 100+ Git
repositories we have. We are trying to reduce the number of jobs per
repository by using a pipeline library in combination with a Jenkinsfile in
each repository.
The original jobs:
- Build develop with deploy to Nexus
- Build featu
Hi Marcin,
I have the same needs actually, do you have a working solution for that ?
I have tried a bit the Inheritance plugin (
https://plugins.jenkins.io/project-inheritance/) but I am still having some
problems with it.
Looking forward to your reply.
Kind regards,
Marouane
Le dimanche 18 n
On Wednesday, June 4, 2014 12:08:28 PM UTC-4, Damián José wrote:
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> I built some groovy scripts that requests remotely the REST API of
> Jenkins.
> Right now these scripts are only reading data from Jenkins but I plan to
> also use them to make changes.
>
> Each Jenkins job has a file called
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It does look similar. However, the parameters it handles ( e.g
blockBuildWhenDownstreamBuilding)
are part of the default Jenkins behavior. At some point, they will also
have to add external plugin support. This is where the bigger problem is
waiting for them. If they can find a very simple, very el
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Subject: Re: a lot of jobs
We have 420+ jobs. They are currently in Hudson but I am trying to convert to
Jenkins, see below.
To manage them I wrote a nice set of ruby scripts where I declared the jobs and
load them
We have 420+ jobs. They are currently in Hudson but I am trying to convert
to Jenkins, see below.
To manage them I wrote a nice set of ruby scripts where I declared the jobs
and load them into a database (i.e. a ruby hash).
Then I use that DB to check if a job is new and needs to be created, or i
I type some Groovy commands into the Script Console you can find under the
Manage Jenkins link in the sidebar.
-- Sami
Marcin Biegan kirjoitti 15.11.2012 kello 2.39:
> Hi,
>
> I wanted to ask how do you handle configuring multiple jobs. We have
> about 10 maven projects to build in at least 2
Hi
You can consider Configuration Slicing Plugin.
thanks
Krishna
Krishna Chaitanya
On Sat, Nov 17, 2012 at 7:56 PM, Marcin Biegan wrote:
> It does not suite my needs, it just allows to organize multiple jobs
> which are supposed to all be triggered by the same event, am I
> correct?
>
> My jo
It does not suite my needs, it just allows to organize multiple jobs
which are supposed to all be triggered by the same event, am I
correct?
My jobs are pretty similar to each other - ex. build jobs have the
same configuration except svn url, downstream jobs list and maybe some
details (like email
Marcin,
Do you know about the "MultiJob" plugin?
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Multijob+Plugin
Regards,
Mgimza
On Wed, Nov 14, 2012 at 7:39 PM, Marcin Biegan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I wanted to ask how do you handle configuring multiple jobs. We have
> about 10 maven projects to build i
Hi,
I wanted to ask how do you handle configuring multiple jobs. We have
about 10 maven projects to build in at least 2 versions (trunk/
branch), which makes 20 jobs, some more for additional tests,
releases, maybe deployment, verification, etc. Manually adding
permissions and adjusting configurat
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