Re: Checking whether a step from a plugin is in actual use in an instance

On Mon, Apr 18, 2022 at 3:16 PM 'Daniel Beck' via Jenkins Developers < jenkinsci-dev@googlegroups.com> wrote: > Potentially doable via readResolve as well. > > Unfortunately you cannot do this sort of thing via `readResolve` so far as I know. Ideally there would be some API which you could call

Re: Checking whether a step from a plugin is in actual use in an instance

> On 18. Apr 2022, at 10:38, Tim Van Holder wrote: > > Can a plugin include code that will update a freestyle project that uses the > DotNetFoo builder to use the DotNet builder with a Foo argument instead? Potentially doable via readResolve as well. -- You received this message because

Re: Checking whether a step from a plugin is in actual use in an instance

On Mon, Apr 18, 2022 at 4:38 AM Tim Van Holder wrote: > Can a plugin include code that will update a freestyle project that uses > the DotNetFoo builder to use the DotNet builder with a Foo argument instead? > It is possible with an `@Initializer`. I'd have to keep them around for pipeline use

Re: Checking whether a step from a plugin is in actual use in an instance

Daniel offered a similar suggestion off-list. I'll have a look once I get a release out with what I have now. One question though - what would the migration path be like? Can a plugin include code that will update a freestyle project that uses the DotNetFoo builder to use the DotNet builder with

Re: Checking whether a step from a plugin is in actual use in an instance

On Tue, Apr 12, 2022 at 1:40 PM Tim Van Holder wrote: > a relatively simple way to have a build step for freestyle that would > essentially then have a dropdown for the 11 "real" steps which then shows > their configuration when selected > This is straightforward. (`ui-samples-plugin` may be

Re: Checking whether a step from a plugin is in actual use in an instance

I did consider that, but I'm currently using SimpleBuildStep to provide the steps to both freestyle and pipeline contexts. If I make that one step, that would make the experience in pipelines rather messy, with lots of properties that would only apply for a specific combination of other

Re: Checking whether a step from a plugin is in actual use in an instance

On Mon, Apr 11, 2022 at 11:53 PM Tim Van Holder wrote: > I maintain a plugin (dotnet-sdk) that mostly provides a global tool and > associated wrapper. > But it also has a bunch (currently 11) convenience steps that can be used > (instead of the wrapper plus bat/pwsh/...). > I got a ticket saying

Checking whether a step from a plugin is in actual use in an instance

Hi, I maintain a plugin (dotnet-sdk) that mostly provides a global tool and associated wrapper. But it also has a bunch (currently 11) convenience steps that can be used (instead of the wrapper plus bat/pwsh/...). I got a ticket saying that this caused a bit of a clutter for freestyle jobs,