On Thu, Dec 14, 2017 at 6:53 PM Nathaniel Irons wrote:
> When a stash is being performed on a non-master agent, is the stash
> operation really CPU-intensive on the master? I wasn't sure from that
> description whether it assumed the master was also executing the stash
> phase. We did try triplin
When a stash is being performed on a non-master agent, is the stash
operation really CPU-intensive on the master? I wasn't sure from that
description whether it assumed the master was also executing the stash
phase. We did try tripling the CPU allocated to the master's VM, and saw
no change in stas
On Thu, Dec 14, 2017 at 4:13 PM Nathaniel Irons wrote:
> Jenkins is building an iOS project with five similarly-sized targets.
> The git repository is 251 MB, of which the .git dir is 130 MB. A
> pipeline stage handles the checkout, injects build numbers, and stashes
> the modified sources, minus
Jenkins is building an iOS project with five similarly-sized targets.
The git repository is 251 MB, of which the .git dir is 130 MB. A
pipeline stage handles the checkout, injects build numbers, and stashes
the modified sources, minus the unnecessary .git dir, for the other
build nodes to consume.
