Hi Dean,
Thanks, but if I have a build that only used artifacts rather than
generating them, how do I get the fingerprints of those artifacts
starting from a build object?
cheers,
Chris
On 14/05/2013 16:56, Dean Yu wrote:
Hi Chris,
From a Fingerprint instance, you can call getOriginal() to get a
Fingerprint.BuildPtr object that refers to the source of fingerprint. (Or
null if the fingerprint was generated outside of Jenkins.) You can also
call getJobs() on a Fingerprint object to get a list of job names that
consume the artifact that was produced by the source job.
-- Dean
On 5/14/13 8:18 AM, "Chris Withers" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi All,
I see I can find out the fingerprints created in a build using:
build.getBuildFingerprints()
First question: How I can go from a Fingerprint instance (as in the
sequence returned build getBuildFingerprints) to the build instances
referenced by that fingerprint?
Second question: how can I go in other direction? I have a Build
instance obtained with:
for (item in Jenkins.instance.items) {
build = build.getLastBuild()
}
How can I find out what fingerprints were used in this build?
I want to know so I can go and find the job that originated the
fingerprinted artifact and get a list of the SCM changes that
contributed to it.
Apologies for the clumsiness above, neither Groovy nor Java are my first
language...
Chris
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