Hi all!
I moved our Jenkins instance from a "java -jar"-based installation to one
using Tomcat as servlet container. Jenkins comes up as it should and
according to catalina.out it finds its Home directory at the correct place
(and all files in the home directory are owned by the tomcat user), s
Sorry, I forgot, but this is Jenkins 1.524.
Am Montag, 29. Juli 2013 18:01:08 UTC+2 schrieb Thomas Keller:
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> Hi all!
>
> I moved our Jenkins instance from a "java -jar"-based installation to one
> using Tomcat as servlet container. Jenkins comes up as it s
Hi,
Following the game-of-life tutorial setup description I was confused. I
finally figured out you don't want Jenkins to install Maven or JDK if you
have the OS X developer tools installed. Just check java --version and mvn
--version for the home directory and put that into the appropriate HOME
Hey all!
I have multiple library projects that I build as multibranch pipelines.
Naturally these library projects have dependencies and usually fetch these
dependencies as a SNAPSHOT artifact from a previous build of the other
library.
For the case where a such a dependency gets a change, I wa
*bump*
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Has anybody an idea?
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IIRC objects used in pipelines need to be able to get serialized, because
the build should be pausable and resumable at any time. Try to refactor the
AntBuilder object creation and call into a groovy method and annotate this
method with @NonCPS
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Multibranch pipelines are really only suitable for single-project
multi-branch repos. The farest I got with a multi-project setup was using
the Jenkins Repo Plugin (for the Google Repo Tool), but this would reverse
the use case you're looking for: It pings all subprojects / subrepos and
kicks o
Ok, I figured it out myself. Several issues on my side:
1) In order to get the upstream trigger set up, the dependent project needs
to be run at least once, otherwise Jenkins obviously does not know anything
about the trigger in first place.
2) Absolute project references of course need to start
I'm just interested in this thread, so I'm subscribing by answering. Sorry for
the confusion :)
Am 14. November 2016 12:15:16 MEZ, schrieb Jonathan Hodgson
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>I'm sorry, but am I supposed to know what that means?
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>On Monday, November 14, 2016 at 10:25:12 AM
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