Hi,
since friday we have a problem with our Jenkins.
We have some projects which are tested by NUnit. This works and writes the
results into an XML file.
As a post-build step we have a "Publish NUnit test result report" and
that's what causes this error:
Recording NUnit tests results
ERROR:
Hi,
we have a Jenkins installation and some projects which are tested by NUnit.
This works fine and it writes an NUnit results XML file.
Then we have a '*Publish NUnit test result report*' post-build step. But
since friday it produces this error:
Recording NUnit tests results
ERROR: Step
Okay - it seems that my messages are deleted when I'm trying to upload
files. Posing them as cler text here will cut them. Could you please tell
me how I can serve them properly here?
Am Mittwoch, 6. April 2016 12:44:15 UTC+2 schrieb Daniel Beck:
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> On 06.04.2016, at 12:37, Christo
Okay, I'll give it another try:
Original message:
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Hi Daniel,
I just waited for another crash (this time Jenkins doesn't even respond)
and captured some thread dumps via jstack.
The files are attached to this message:
crashed: While Jenkins didn't respond
afterrestart: Directly after
My message was deleted. Why?
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Hi, thanks for your answer! When do I need to capture a thread dump? When
it's operating normally, directly after a creash or while crashing
(creating blank pages)?
Am Mittwoch, 6. April 2016 12:29:04 UTC+2 schrieb Daniel Beck:
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> On 06.04.2016, at 11:48, Christoph M <chm.
Hi,
I have the following problems with our jenkins setup for about a week now:
>From time to time the Jenkins becomes very slow and seconds after this i
only get blank pages, running jobs quit and the CPU usage of its Java
process stays at ~80%.
All I can do is restarting the service.
Jenkins
I am writing a Jenkins CI plugin. It runs on the slave machine where I want
to start a process. I tried this by writing the following code inside the
invoke method in a FileCallable:
ArgumentListBuilder args = new ArgumentListBuilder();
args.addTokenized(nsisExecutable.toString() + "
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> Hi,
thank you for your answer!
The whole build step should be executed on the slave.
The "unable to serialize" error was caused by passing the Launcher object
to the callable for the slave.
Instead using the master's launcher i got the hint to use something like
this:
Hi folks!
I am developing a plugin for the Jenkins CI. Now i get a problem when the
plugin is running on a slave machine. On the slave I need logging to the
master, passing parameters from the master and launching processes on the
slave. Therefore I wrote this code:
private static class
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