Looks very promising. I will give it a try.
Thank you, Tim.
-jv
Am 03.07.2013 17:45, schrieb Tim Ford:
John, your issue might be unrelated to Jenkins.
See:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/285015/linux-prevent-a-background-process-from-being-stopped-after-closing-ssh-client
On Wednesday
Hi everyone!
We have written a plug in that makes use of our company wide
authentication infrastructure. As it will work in our company only, it
would't be of use for anyone else and so we haven't published it.
However, as several departments in our company use this plug in, it
would be really ha
I found a solution by my own:
I used a parallel task. One for the Matlab call and one for a tail -f
command as daemon. tail -f is killed automatically, if Matlab has finished:
Am Mittwoch, 3. Juli 2013 09:57:28 UTC+2
Hi All,
I am using jenkins 1.514 on Ubuntu 12.10 with git as scm. As part of my
build plan, I want to execute some commands on the current version of those
files in the git repo. For this I did an execute shell where I have the
following commands
git checkout master
git merge origin/master
That's not the typical way to execute some commands on the current version of
files from a git repo in Jenkins.
Typically, you'd install the "Git Plugin", then configure a job to use the Git
plugin. In the Git plugin configuration section of that job, you'll list the
Git repository location an
You can do this using Jenkins Enterprise. It includes a 'Custom Update Center'
plugin that can be used to distribute all (or only sanctioned) plugins
internally, and also allows distributing your own plugins.
http://release-notes.cloudbees.com/product/Custom+Update+Center+Plugin
http://jenkins-e
Happy to see a customer recommending us... We must be doing something right
;-)
On Thursday, 4 July 2013, Daniel Beck wrote:
> You can do this using Jenkins Enterprise. It includes a 'Custom Update
> Center' plugin that can be used to distribute all (or only sanctioned)
> plugins internally, and
I also saw this today. I can confirm downgrading to 1.520 resolves the
problem.
On Wednesday, 3 July 2013 17:26:45 UTC+1, Sameh Tawfik wrote:
>
>
>
> Hi,
>
> We just installed Jenkins ver. 1.521, and now whenever we open any project
> to update some configuration by clicking on the proj
guard/rescue will work, but is not semantically correct. WHen I see a flow
like that it tells me that jobC is supposed to clean up the mess caused by
failed job.
Using ignore would be better. Potentially like below
parallel(
{ ignore(UNSTABLE) {
build('jobA')
}
},
{ igno
I like that second example! I forget I have the full power of groovy behind
me with the Build Flow
On Thu, Jul 4, 2013 at 2:07 PM, Schalk Cronjé wrote:
> guard/rescue will work, but is not semantically correct. WHen I see a flow
> like that it tells me that jobC is supposed to clean up the mess
Hi Mark,
My git repo contains mvn repo files as well as some shell scripts which
need to be executed during the build.
For maven files, I am accessing git the way you have mentioned. Now as
part of the same build, I want to execute the shell scripts that are there
in the git. So, my que
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