Is it possible to create a new job that is triggered if a new tag is
applied? For example if i apply a tag called PROJA-0.0.1-LIVE i would
like jenkins to automatically check out and build. The version number
changes everytime a tag is applied so if possible i would like to use
something like a reg
Hi,
On Sun, Feb 5, 2012 at 00:32, Sami Tikka wrote:
> This should work if you use the git plugin to do it.
>
> Configure your job with both X-auto and X-dev repos.
>
> Then open the git advanced configuration and check "Merge before build".
>
> In Post-build Actions check "Git publisher".
>
> I h
I think adding the force option to the git plugin would be a mistake. We lost
submissions when a user used "--force" with their push. I realize the
submissions were still somewhere in the object store, but they became
unreferenced and much more difficult to locate. Ultimately it was easier to
Yes. You can if you're building Subversion. You can have a tag that's
constant like BUILD. When that tag changes, Jenkins will build based upon
that tag.
However the purpose of Jenkins is a continuous build server. Building only
occasionally only when you tag seems to defeat the purpose
On Sunday
You can also use ssh to start slaves on Mac.
Or you can start the JNLP slave using one of he command line options and then
you can pass a bigger heap to java.
-- Sami
Jon Schewe kirjoitti 26.1.2012 kello 17.03:
> Below is the end of my console log. The slave running this application
> is sta
I too would like to do this, except for git. I suspect he's not ONLY
building when the tag is applied, but rather doing like I do and use
Jenkins to create releases. So when a tag is applied I'd like Jenkins to
build a new release to ship to the customer.
On Sun, Feb 5, 2012 at 2:22 PM, David Wein
Hi
We have a project/matrix based security on our system.
A few public read projects, and a few private read projects, with special
build/admin permissions applied to them also.
When a user logs out, closes the browser, and then reopens it (clean start) and
loads a bookmark of a project URL wh
I'm not 100% sure how git does tagging, but you could use branches to do
something similar. After all, the difference between a branch and a tag in
Subversion is that one is written to a directory called "tags" and one is
written to a directory called "branches". Just create a release branch and
Hi Matt,
could you open an issue for this?
did you have issues like this with any other plugin then the "S3 artifact
plugin"?
regards Domi
On 04.02.2012, at 07:07, Matt Fair wrote:
> Simple work around I found was to just set an environment of the
> bucket name and then use S3 plugin as normal w
I've only tried it for the "S3 artifact plugin" and "Environment
Injector Plugin", the injector plugin worked just fine. I have not
tried any other plugins.
Where should I open an issue?
Matt
On Sun, Feb 5, 2012 at 11:28 PM, domi wrote:
> Hi Matt,
> could you open an issue for this?
> did you ha
Just figured this out. My application had moved onto Play 1.2.4
whereas Jenkins was using Play 1.2.3! I feel a bit sheepish that I
hadn't noticed this earlier, but I also wish that the console had
printed out a more helpful error than IOException.
Will
On Feb 4, 2:53 pm, Sami Tikka wrote:
> Cou
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