Hi,
I'm running Jenkins LTS v1.480 on Windows Server 2003 SP2.
I'm too getting the same issue wherein no matter if I select "Zip" archival
mode, it always creates a "workspace.tar.gz" due to which the client build
fails with an error: \..\..builds\2012-12-31_15-06-06\workspace.zip (The
system c
Hi Everyone,
Is there a plugin/existing functionality that will let me specify the order
of preference regarding which Nodes to use for a job.
I have 2 windows boxes which work as nodes, 1 slow and 1 fast. However the
availability of the fast one is not 24x7 (it is an ec2 instance which I
turn
I have a jenkins job that is configured to run on many nodes and it
occasionally fails on one of the nodes. During debugging it would be
convenient to rerun the job on just the node that is failing rather that
all of the nodes. It is painful to have to uncheck all of the nodes accept
the one that
Hi
Is there a way to cause Jenkins/Hudson job to pick up SVN checkins sooner ?
There appears to be a lag time needed from the time SVN checkins and the
time Jenkins/Hudson job can detect the changes and perform svn update.
But that wait duration is unknown to us.
We like to be able to pick the up
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Subversion+Plugin
Jenkins can poll Subversion repositories for changes, and while this is
reasonably efficient, this can only happen up to every once a minute, so you
may still have to wait a full minute before Jenkins detects a change.
To reduce thi
Hi All
We have a big chained job that runs for about an hour. Chained job meaning
several jobs combined using downstream connections of jobs.
We have the following problem, which is better explained in use case
scenario:
3pm - User A checks in files into SVN directory X
315pm - Job B (has 4 su
Not sure if the plugin can do it.
But I did the same by calling EC2 api's from batch/bash script section of
the job.
Thanks
On Sun, Dec 30, 2012 at 6:00 PM, james mintram wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I wondered if it were possible, or not then a trivial update to the EC2
> plugin to allow it to start/st
Don't know about any way through plugins, but still have couple of
workarounds.
* You can use the revision numbers, rather than head/tip. So from the
bash/batch section do svn update to keep it on the revision before running
the process.
* Mercurial (or any decentralized system) proves to be better
This is a good question.
I also has been trying to design/implement something with a requirement to
prioritize the Nodes/slaves based on local-disk, shared-disk, memory, the
number of cores, etc
The intent is to be able for Jenkins to choose the best slave based on
these criteria.
I have this
I am fairly new to Jenkins and I am trying to figure out the best approach
for designing a CI process for Jenkins. We also want to use Jenkins for
building release milestone and release candidates. This is for a .NET
project and we are using a MSBuild, Ant, Ivy, and Subversion (the SCM).
The
I configured my Jenkins (v:1.492) maven job for parameterized builds and to
use the following evaluated groovy script:
if (SERVER==null){return null;}
if ("qa".equals(SERVER)){ def map = [MYSERVER: "dsiqa2-fed17"] ; return map
}
if ("newprod1".equals(SERVER)){ def map = [MYSERVER: "newprod1"] ;
Correction from my original post: The first part of the stack trace
returned in the console is:
if (SERVER==null){return null;}
if ("qa".equals(SERVER)){ def map = [MYSERVER: "dsiqa2-fed17"] ; return map }
if ("newprod1".equals(SERVER)){ def map = [MYSERVER: "newprod1"] ; return map }
if ("newpr
Hi All
I've started using the Build Flow plugin to simplify my build pipeline.
I've gotten it to work just fine (all the jobs get triggered at the right
stage) but I can't seem to copy the generated build results from the
downstream jobs. For instance my build produces a CCM log (an XML file) a
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