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Change By:
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Tim De Backer
(31/Jul/14 7:48 AM)
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Labels:
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label labels
slave slaves
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Description:
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The current plug-in looks at the labels of a slave that comes online and verifies if those labels are still valid.
That same validation script/command can also be used to
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auto-detect
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whether some label is applicable to any slave that comes online
and *automatically update* its labels accordingly
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For example, Jenkins could check the installed python version whenever a slave comes online and update (i.e. add, remove or replace) that slave's labels accordingly.
If python 3.3 was found, label 'python-2.6' is no longer valid and should be removed and label 'python-3.3' is valid and should be added. The general 'python' label will still be valid and remains unchanged.
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In the label
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configuration page
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, the user may then choose between the verification and auto-detect option for each individual label.
Edit:
A
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logging
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feature may be desired, so the administrator knows which labels were added or stripped automatically by the plug-in.
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