Hi Daniel.
The plugin has problems with concurrent builds at the moment as it is
referenced on the wiki page.
It is on our roadmap to change the implementation to support that case
in the future.
It is supporting aborted builds.
On 20/08/13 17:54, Daniel Beck wrote:
Just looked at the
Hi Jesse.
Not sure if I could understand what you mean.
The main idea is to be able to select the JDK that will be used to be
chosen on a per build basis.
That is the reason that made us make this plugin.
You're idea is to generalize this to any given tool?
If that is the case this it is
On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 4:09 AM, Fabio Neves fabio.ne...@datalex.com wrote:
The main idea is to be able to select the JDK that will be used to be
chosen on a per build basis.
That is the reason that made us make this plugin.
You're idea is to generalize this to any given tool?
Any
Just looked at the code a bit. How does this behave with parallel executions of
the same project? Does it handle aborted builds?
On 19.08.2013, at 15:52, Baris Batiege baris.bati...@datalex.com wrote:
Hey, along with Fabio Neves, I developed a plugin called JDK Parameter
Choice. The plugin
Hey, along with Fabio Neves, I developed a plugin called JDK Parameter Choice.
The plugin lets you add a build parameter which allows the JDK that will be
used to be chosen on a per build basis. The JDKs that can be chosen from can be
specified on the configuration page of any job that has the
On Mon, Aug 19, 2013 at 10:33 AM, Fabio Neves fabio.ne...@datalex.com wrote:
The plugin lets you add a build parameter which allows the JDK that
will be used to be chosen on a per build basis. The JDKs that can be chosen
from can be specified on the configuration page of any job that has the
