Hi Ulli,
thanks for your help. Here is some more information:
Jenkins: V1.493
Warnings-Plugin: V4.18
Static Analysis Utilities: V1.48
OS: Windows XP
Workspace Path: C:\programme\Jenkins\test-ci\workspace
Example Warning: "..\..\..\src\test.c", line 199: warning #550-D: variable
"test" was s
I see, that can't work.
Where is the src folder located?
C:\programme\Jenkins\test-ci\workspace\src?
My plug-in concatenates the workspace path and the found path in the warning,
which results in your case to
C:\programme\Jenkins\test-ci\workspace\..\..\..\src\test.c
A simple solution would b
hmm, I don't know of an option (Bundled) in jenkins - I think this is available
in Hudson…
7Domi
On 14.12.2012, at 20:57, Z W wrote:
> Hi All
>
> Under Build section of a job, Invoke Maven 3 - Maven 3, there is drop
> down value named (Bundled).
> How can we find out what version of Maven Je
Are there any general approaches to mixing svn, git, and hg repos?
I have an uber project that is in an svn repo that pulls in almost
all of what it needs by svn externals.
Of course, as life would have it, I need to pull in one hg repo
and one git repo.
I can easily script pulling those in at
I'm running Jenkins in Tomcat 7 on an Ubuntu host.
When I go to enter a Subversion repository URL for a job, I get the
expected error message (specific locations replaced by ellipses):
Unable to access https://... : svn: OPTIONS /… failed (show details)
(Maybe you need to enter credential?)
So I
Hi,
Actually this what I have done in the regex.
As you can see below, the groovy output has removed the relative path section.
However, there is no concatenation with the workspace path:
> C:\programme\Jenkins\test-ci\workspace
Can I do some debugging? Which class is appending the complete pa
On Dec 15, 2012, at 9:13 AM, JR Cary wrote:
> I can easily script pulling those in at their current states, but
> but with my several build machines, what I would like is to pull
> in all repos at the same version/state. So that would mean that
> that master gets the sub-hg-repo at some id, then
I'm playing with Jenkins slaves and want to create a custom zip/tar file
with configuration specific to our internal network that can be used for
the automatic installers (such as for Maven or GIT).
Seems logical to have Jenkins host these files. Is there a way to upload
or manually archive them
I'm not sure how to do this in Jenkins, but this seems like something that
is more suited to a private binary or Maven repository such as Artifactory.
Although Maven repos have a slant toward jar files, there's no additional
work to publish zip or tar files. I once experimented with NMaven to sto
Thanks...that's what I ended up doing since I already have a Maven repo
available. It just feels like it would be more "clean" for Jenkins to be
able to manage/serve all the files needed to do slave configuration or tool
setup without relying on an external service.
On Sat, Dec 15, 2012 at 9:26
You can place arbitrary files in Jenkins userContent subdirectory, which
exposes them as retrievable via URL, via wget or curl. Or you can use the
Copy to Slave plugin and pull the files directly from Jenkins to a
workspace at the start the job.
A bit more odd, but you can have a job that hol
I am using jenkins with java -jar
I want to increase session timeout for users login. how can I configure
that?
Thanks,
Ohad.
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