Thanks Craig, that's seem to be the way I'm going to resolve this problem
On Wednesday, June 1, 2016 at 6:17:12 PM UTC-5, Craig Rodrigues wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> My advice will differ from some of the advice on this list, but I would
> advise you to find a way to accomplish your goal
> without using th
Hi,
My advice will differ from some of the advice on this list, but I would
advise you to find a way to accomplish your goal
without using the pipeline global library mechanism.
It is really weird, and as you have found, hard to debug when it doesn't
work.
My advice is for you to try to find a wa
Currently, I only call one variable/function under the vars directory. If
the pipeline global library mechanism is so unstable, is there anyway I can
call the function but under a different location without changing the
Jenkinsfile? After I add the Jenkinsfile to the trunk of my project, it
h
Hi Baptiste,
I'm sure it run on my machine because I'm able to do any other tasks
with Jenkins. I just prefer to use the loop back address for now so that I
do not accidentally let anyone log into my machine and run arbitrary code.
Thanks
On Wednesday, June 1, 2016 at 1:53:38 AM UTC-5, Bapt
Hi,
Are you sure it's not just the Git URL? Does really your Jenkins instance
run on *your* machine? (127.0.0.1)
Cheers
Le 1 juin 2016 5:36 AM, a écrit :
> Hi,
>Jenkins pipeline global library no longer works for me on Windows which
> unfortunately my employer choose to use. I simply can't a
Hi,
Jenkins pipeline global library no longer works for me on Windows which
unfortunately my employer choose to use. I simply can't access the
workflowLibs.git through the http URL
(http://127.0.0.1:8080/workflowLibs.git/ in my case). It give me the Not
Found error message even after I alr
