Re: How to set global quiet period automatically on Jenkins startup

[Barry Laffoy]

Hi Brandon

I really appreciate your response. It's good to know that I'm not the only
person that feels this pain.

It's frustrating that a tool that's so central to the world of automation
seems actively hostile to being automated itself. Both the design of the
tool and the culture surrounding it seem inimical to the idea that a
Jenkins deployment should or could be fully automated.

Oh well, complaining won't make it any better. :-(

On Fri, Jul 14, 2017 at 7:24 PM, Brandon Fryslie 
wrote:

> I just wanted to respond.  I have automated pretty much everything related
> to Jenkins lately, and looking through the source code and then using that
> to write a groovy script is exactly how it is supposed to be done.  Jenkins
> was never designed to be automated (which is strange considering it is an
> automation tool), so using the source code to write groovy scripts is
> pretty much the only workable technique.
>
> On Wednesday, February 8, 2017 at 2:32:37 AM UTC-7, Barry Laffoy wrote:
>>
>> By digging into the source code, I found an answer myself.
>>
>> import jenkins.model.Jenkins
>> instance = Jenkins.getInstance()
>> instance.setQuietPeriod(0)
>>
>> As always, I'm left to wonder if this is how it's supposed to be done, or
>> have I just completely misunderstood Jenkins?
>>
>> On Wednesday, 8 February 2017 09:18:46 UTC, Barry Laffoy wrote:
>>>
>>> In my never-ending quest to create a deployment script for Jenkins (why
>>> is this so difficult?), I would like to be able to configure the quiet
>>> period on startup, *without needing to configure it through the UI*.
>>>
>>> Is there a way of configuring this through groovy? Ideally I would like
>>> to place a script in my init.groovy.d/ so that it will be triggered
>>> automatically.
>>>
>>> In the class files, I found jenkins.model.GlobalQuietPeriodConfiguration,
>>> but this only exposes a method to get the quiet period
>>>
>>> gqpc = new jenkins.model.GlobalQuietPeriodConfiguration()
>>> gqpc.getQuietPeriod()
>>>
>>> Result: 5


>>> There is a method boolean configure(org.kohsuke.stapler.StaplerRequest
>>> req, net.sf.json.JSONObject json), but this appears to be designed
>>> solely to be called from the UI.
>>>
>>> Is there some standard pattern by which I could construct a dummy
>>> StaplerRequest so I can run configuration in my groovy script?
>>>
>>> Alternatively, is there some other public method I could or should be
>>> using?
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>>
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Re: How to set global quiet period automatically on Jenkins startup

[Brandon Fryslie]

I just wanted to respond.  I have automated pretty much everything related 
to Jenkins lately, and looking through the source code and then using that 
to write a groovy script is exactly how it is supposed to be done.  Jenkins 
was never designed to be automated (which is strange considering it is an 
automation tool), so using the source code to write groovy scripts is 
pretty much the only workable technique.  

On Wednesday, February 8, 2017 at 2:32:37 AM UTC-7, Barry Laffoy wrote:
>
> By digging into the source code, I found an answer myself.
>
> import jenkins.model.Jenkins
> instance = Jenkins.getInstance()
> instance.setQuietPeriod(0)
>
> As always, I'm left to wonder if this is how it's supposed to be done, or 
> have I just completely misunderstood Jenkins?
>
> On Wednesday, 8 February 2017 09:18:46 UTC, Barry Laffoy wrote:
>>
>> In my never-ending quest to create a deployment script for Jenkins (why 
>> is this so difficult?), I would like to be able to configure the quiet 
>> period on startup, *without needing to configure it through the UI*.
>>
>> Is there a way of configuring this through groovy? Ideally I would like 
>> to place a script in my init.groovy.d/ so that it will be triggered 
>> automatically.
>>
>> In the class files, I found jenkins.model.GlobalQuietPeriodConfiguration, 
>> but this only exposes a method to get the quiet period
>>
>> gqpc = new jenkins.model.GlobalQuietPeriodConfiguration()
>> gqpc.getQuietPeriod()
>>
>> Result: 5
>>>
>>>
>> There is a method boolean configure(org.kohsuke.stapler.StaplerRequest 
>> req, net.sf.json.JSONObject json), but this appears to be designed 
>> solely to be called from the UI.
>>
>> Is there some standard pattern by which I could construct a dummy 
>> StaplerRequest so I can run configuration in my groovy script?
>>
>> Alternatively, is there some other public method I could or should be 
>> using?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>

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Re: How to set global quiet period automatically on Jenkins startup

[Barry Laffoy]

By digging into the source code, I found an answer myself.

import jenkins.model.Jenkins
instance = Jenkins.getInstance()
instance.setQuietPeriod(0)

As always, I'm left to wonder if this is how it's supposed to be done, or 
have I just completely misunderstood Jenkins?

On Wednesday, 8 February 2017 09:18:46 UTC, Barry Laffoy wrote:
>
> In my never-ending quest to create a deployment script for Jenkins (why is 
> this so difficult?), I would like to be able to configure the quiet period 
> on startup, *without needing to configure it through the UI*.
>
> Is there a way of configuring this through groovy? Ideally I would like to 
> place a script in my init.groovy.d/ so that it will be triggered 
> automatically.
>
> In the class files, I found jenkins.model.GlobalQuietPeriodConfiguration, 
> but this only exposes a method to get the quiet period
>
> gqpc = new jenkins.model.GlobalQuietPeriodConfiguration()
> gqpc.getQuietPeriod()
>
> Result: 5
>>
>>
> There is a method boolean configure(org.kohsuke.stapler.StaplerRequest 
> req, net.sf.json.JSONObject json), but this appears to be designed solely 
> to be called from the UI.
>
> Is there some standard pattern by which I could construct a dummy 
> StaplerRequest so I can run configuration in my groovy script?
>
> Alternatively, is there some other public method I could or should be 
> using?
>
> Thanks.
>

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How to set global quiet period automatically on Jenkins startup

[Barry Laffoy]

In my never-ending quest to create a deployment script for Jenkins (why is 
this so difficult?), I would like to be able to configure the quiet period 
on startup, *without needing to configure it through the UI*.

Is there a way of configuring this through groovy? Ideally I would like to 
place a script in my init.groovy.d/ so that it will be triggered 
automatically.

In the class files, I found jenkins.model.GlobalQuietPeriodConfiguration, 
but this only exposes a method to get the quiet period

gqpc = new jenkins.model.GlobalQuietPeriodConfiguration()
gqpc.getQuietPeriod()

Result: 5
>
>
There is a method boolean configure(org.kohsuke.stapler.StaplerRequest req, 
net.sf.json.JSONObject json), but this appears to be designed solely to be 
called from the UI.

Is there some standard pattern by which I could construct a dummy 
StaplerRequest so I can run configuration in my groovy script?

Alternatively, is there some other public method I could or should be using?

Thanks.

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