Hi all,
I've become bored of setting up Jenkins jobs by hand for feature
branches, so I wrote a small script to automate that. It clones the
"fusionforge-feature-twig-template-engine" job into a new one named
after the current feature/* branch (and starts a build immediately for
good measure). Since I have a couple of feature branches up or coming,
I expect to make extensive use of that script in the coming weeks, and I
wanted to share it just in case it is useful to others (and maybe it
could encourage others to write testsuites ;-)
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#! /usr/bin/python3
import jenkins
import re
import os
import sys
srcbranch = 'twig-template-engine'
jobtemplate = 'fusionforge-feature-%s'
curbranch = os.popen("git branch | awk '/^\*/ { print $2 }'").read().strip()
if not re.match('^feature/',curbranch):
print ("Not a feature branch")
sys.exit(1)
oldname = jobtemplate % (re.sub('^feature/','',srcbranch),)
newname = jobtemplate % (re.sub('^feature/','',curbranch),)
server = jenkins.Jenkins('http://buildbot.fusionforge.org/', username='XXX',
password='YYY')
oldconf = server.get_job_config(oldname)
try:
server.get_job_config(newname)
except:
newconf = re.sub(oldname,newname,oldconf)
server.create_job(newname,newconf)
server.build_job(newname)
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Roland.
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Roland Mas
Indépendant en informatique libre -- Free software freelance
http://www.gnurandal.com/
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