I have created https://github.com/jenkinsci/label-linked-jobs-plugin for
you. You should already have commit right (ID: dominiquebrice)
Your plugin artifactId should be 'label-linked-jobs' (no '-plugin')
Welcome aboard!
Vincent
2014-09-03 15:38 GMT+02:00 Vincent Latombe
Hi,
Ok.
1) For a Jenkins Job, you want to execute several different scripts? or
just one per job?
One solution can be:
Create a job
This build is parameterized
Add parameter String
Name: SOURCE_POWERSHELL
Default Value: .\Scripts\script.ps1
Description: Source folder
Add parameter String
On Wed, Sep 3, 2014 at 6:27 AM, FredG fred.g...@googlemail.com wrote:
Unfortunately Github does not sent notifications for simple commits.
This has been bothering me recently too. Have thought about a solution
but lack time to implement.
(There is a commit alias for @jenkinsci, but it
RC testing is over. No new regressions introduced.
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Hi all,
I am currently developing my first Jenkins plugin.
I need to have a dropdown menu on the job page that is filled via a java
method, but the jelly and the java file don't seem to work properly
together: There is just an empty dropdown list.
What could be wrong?
*jobMain.jelly*
I'm not too sure of what I've changed in my setup but now it works for some
test classes.
When it still does not, I revert to this workaround: instead of running the
test from Eclipse, I launch it from the maven command line, and attach the
debugger in Eclipse to debug what I need to debug.
For
Hi Vincent
Thanks for creating the repo. My github ID is indeed dominiquebrice :-)
I have trouble pushing to the repo. I did this:
git remote add origin g...@github.com:jenkinsci/label-linked-jobs-plugin.git
git push origin master
and I got this:
/ERROR: Permission to
Hello
I created an execute plugin for our Smart Web Application Testing(SWAT)
System.
SWAT http://docs.smartekworks.com/swat/ is a code-less UI testing
automation tool for web application, which helps you
test web applications by simulating how a real user would interact with
your app.
