Hi,
Does anyone have experience migrating from hudson 2.2.0 to jenkins (current
version, 1.461) ? The format of the hudson config files has changed and
migration isn't as easy as it used to be:
- some settings aren't picked up (for instance a project specific jdk and
the schedule for 'build pe
Hey,
I want to trigger a build remotely with the command JENKINS_URL/job/
prestaging/build?token=TOKEN_NAME or /buildWithParameters?
token=TOKEN_NAME as described in http://LOCALHOST:8080/job/prestaging/configure
- Build Triggers - Triggers builds remotely (e.g. from scripts). This
works when I ha
I'm using git as SCM and with it I have a list of users with their e-
mail-addresses. But when it comes to Jenkins users, only the usernames
are used, not the whole address.
For example: when user "first.l...@company.com" pushes to git, Jenkins
recognizes the user as "first.last". What happens with
Next step may be increasing the debugging/logging. Are there any other
test stanzas?
What happens if you run all the same steps locally?
On Tuesday, April 24, 2012 6:32:30 PM UTC-4, RatedAbstract wrote:
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> Hi Andrew,
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> That plugin was indeed installed. I disabled this plugin, restarted
> Hu
Have you tried global environment variables?
Jenkins has so much intelligence built into polling, seems like a shame to
ditch that for some quicky hand-rolled script :-/
On Tuesday, April 24, 2012 9:46:27 AM UTC-4, Linley wrote:
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> Hi,
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> We have a SVN structure that consists of a main "paren
This likely won't be released until it's tested/proven.
If anyone has a spare jenkins instance and can run this for a week or so
(and provide it some merges to consume)..
On Monday, April 23, 2012 6:49:17 PM UTC-4, Rodney Stanton wrote:
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> We have hit the same issue. Also waiting, patientl
Just out of curiosity - you run a sonar check with ever build?
If you agree that is overkill, set up a @midnight sonar job for everything
you want a health check on. Are you doing this in order to leverage the
build breaker plugin?
On Monday, April 23, 2012 8:37:48 AM UTC-4, Mark Kiami wrote:
What's the full use case?
Also - if you're doing that - why not break them into individual
repositories or modules and just rely on dependencies?
Jenkins also has an option to "build just what's changed". Maybe that'd be
a good compromise?
On Monday, April 23, 2012 11:55:31 AM UTC-4, Rajwin
You may seem some fun tho as the logs for jobs are streamed back to the
master (so disk io/memory may pick up). In another life, someone opted for
some slow disk for the master. Quickly became a pain point.
How many slaves can you have per master specs? No idea :-/
On Thursday, April 19, 201
Steps to reproduce:
1: set up an SSH key under my username
2: verified that I am authenticated: java -jar jenkins-cli.jar -s
http://myserver/jenkins who-am-i
Authenticated as: myuser
Authorities:
authenticated
3: tried to run a trivial script via groovysh and got an error
ja
This is actually pretty normal.
Generally Hudson/Jenkins OOTB mark builds unstable if the tests fail.
Try adding -Dmaven.test.failure.ignore=true to your maven command line -
but be forewarned - there will likely be other parts of the job that won't
run and I wonder how many artifacts will be a
I've attached the config file. I did edit it in 2 spots prior to posting -
where it has "internalgithubserver" is normally an actual hostname for an
internal server. To answer your questions:
1. No, we don't currently use the delete workspace plugin. I have manually
deleted the workspace while t
I'm seeing occasional cases where a change to a single .java file in a
single Maven module is causing Jenkins to believe that it needs to rebuild
the entire world (well, rather, it is detecting incorrectly that the root
pom.xml has changed, thus causing a rebuild of the world).
I obviously have in
Two more bits of information that might be relevant:
1. Git 1.7.10 was installed into C:\Git
2. In the Jenkins system configuration page, the path to Git is specified
as C:\Git\cmd\git.cmd. I tried specifying the path as C:\Git\bin\git.exe,
but in that case git.exe spawns ssh.exe which hangs. I c
Linley,
Yes, you can do exactly what you said. I am doing that exact thing.
Add a String pramater to the build job. In my case I use branch as
the parameter name.
In the SVN URL put something like this: https://my-svn.com/branches/${branch}
The SVN plugin will expand the ${branch} parameter fo
Scenario is this :
Lets say one maven projects has 5 modules.
Developer changed only one module and committed it to Version control.
Here i was looking for an option where developer and trigger build for only
this particular module. As Jenkins surely understand root pom and modules
in it and it e
I’m using the notification plugin. Mostly works great. Except that I’m
getting no job parameters. And my job does have parameters. Any
thoughts on why not and what I can do to get them sent in the
notification message?
Some bits and pieces I’ve found that may (or may not) help:
Looking at the plu
Nope - expand the maven config in your project - look for the "Incremental
build - only build changed modules" option.
On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 1:48:56 PM UTC-4, Rajwinder Makkar wrote:
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> Scenario is this :
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> Lets say one maven projects has 5 modules.
> Developer changed only one mo
Problem becomes - what happens if there are 30 jobs that need that same
property?
Parameters are great if you want to click build, not so hot for polling
based things (or use default value I guess).
Hi there.
I have instaled Jenkins on red hat.
I have one job that is chekingout to jenkins workspace. Then I'm
perrforming rsync -aC . desteni_folder so I can build/modify the
files. The destination_folder is howned by another user that not
jenkins.
I receive:rsync: ERROR: cannot stat destinatio
I'm sorta reading between the lines here - but first order of business
might be to make sure the files you're planning on editing
(programattically) exist in some "resources" location in your source tree
then the build should process them into their final destination.
If this is a non-standard
Hi Carlton,
Jenkins-cli seems to have some issues concerning authentication. Groovysh
allows you to interact directly with the Jenkins JVM using the goovy
language.
If you don't need this "interaction" prefer the groovy command as a
possible workaround
For instance.
$ java -jar jenkins-cli
Thanks for you response.
I'm using ant to build this.
I have change a little bit things and now I'm building over the checkout
repository/workspace.
The problem now is when I ant is invoking an ant target defined in a file
outside the workspace it cannot access to it...
I believe that I'm havin
We are running Jenkins ver. 1.447.1 and was hoping the latest upgrade
would resolve this but the outcome is the same. The jvm arguments we
are configuring in the Goals and options field are not making it into
the application and unit tests when the Jenkins job executes. We are
seeing the following
Hi
My Jenkins Version is 1.424.6
I have a query, I have one exe file in my Linux build environment.
If i run exe file, the exe file gets some values from user end . The
values are not constant. Every time the value change based on user
build requirements.
Currently exe file is running manually by
Hi Suri,
you may look into the
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Parameterized+Build features.
Cheers,
Simon.
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Suri (26.04.2012 07:04):
Hi
My Jenkins Version is 1.424.6
I have a query, I have one exe file in my Linux build environment.
If i run exe file, the exe file gets some v
Surefire does it's best to provide the forked test cases with a clean
environment. Thus it will not pass through system properties unless
explicitly told to.
Your solution is to configure the Pom to tell Surefire to pass those
properties through. Most likely this will be one of the very few cases
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