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domi commented on JENKINS-13468:
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That sounds like a good idea and actually the current implementation does
already allow you to do something in the same direction...
The directory at '<JENKINS_HOME>/scriptler/scripts' gets synchronized at every
startup of Jenkins and automatically imports every *.groovy file. I agree, this
is not perfect yet, but It might help you to get started.
Based on that functionality I could think of a second (userdefined) directory
where you could just dump new scripts and we could add some
functionality/button to trigger the sync - instead of having to restart Jenkins.
I'll think about it a bit more, but I'm sure we can do something useful here...
> Would like to create/use a central "catalog" . . .
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> Key: JENKINS-13468
> URL: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-13468
> Project: Jenkins
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: scriptler
> Environment: Windows . . .
> Reporter: Frank Merrow
> Assignee: domi
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> We have a large and growing number of Jenkins instances . . . We don't have
> many Groovy script, but rather than carrying them around by hand, it would be
> nice to be able to put them in once place (network share for instance) and
> access them from any Jenkins.
> Note this isn't exactly like your public repositories, because I don't want
> to have to import them . . . while certain scripts might be local to a given
> Jenkins, for the global Jenkins script . . . if they are changed in one
> Jenkins, I would like that update to appear for all Jenkins attached to the
> repository.
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