The "platform labeler plugin" automatically labels agents for operating
system name and version ("Ubuntu", "windows", "Debian 8.0", etc.)
The implied labels plugin allows me to create labels based on boolean
combinations of other labels (like "old-git" is defined as "CentOS ||
RedHatEnterpriseServ
Hi,
a bit more details would have been fine. I guess you are using a
multi-configuration job.
Probably take a look at
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/NodeLabel+Parameter+Plugin
Alternativly, add a parameter with allowed label (possibly using one of
the advance Param plugins
likeh
Here is how you can restrict a job to run on a specified set of nodes
1. Go to "smstask" job's configuration
2. Search "Restrict where this project can be run" checkbox and check it
3. In "Label Expression" that shows up, enter the labels of the nodes on
which you would like to restrict "smstask
Hi,
Is there a way to remove node config for a particular job? for example i
have the job by the name smstask and there are 4 tomcat servers tomcat1,2,3
and 4
and is there a way to uncheck tomcat 3 and 4 when i execute the job
smstask. In short smstask job will deploy only on tomcat1 and 2 and
