I was at the Jenkins User Conference in Santa Clara and stopped at the
Cloudbee's helpdesk cube they had there. I discussed the need to:
1) Do a set of jobs that do the same process on multiple systems.
(Currently using a Matrix job).
2) When all have completed, select one machines that was from above run
some scripts to collect status, run some reports etc.
3) Reuse the same set of machines from 1) above to finish up our process.
(Currently using a second Maxtrix Job)
I was given a set of code on a white board, that would loop through for the
number of jobs that I needed and then used the following notation:
node${i}=${env.NODE_NAME}
to record the nodes that were allocated. The Idea was then to use this
in the script later on to run the additional jobs on. However when I use
the Workflow plugin to actually implement the code I find that
env.NODE_NAME along with some of the other interesting environment
variables are not supported.
Does anyone know:
1) When if ever these variables will be supported?
2) Is there another way to get multible scripts to run on the same node?
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