Thanks for the hints...!!
@DarkRift: yep that's what I'm trying to figure out:
What methods of the Jenkins API to use for accessing the artifacts of a
previous build (especially clover.xml) and to access a specific node and
it's attribute...
Thanks again for assistance...
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In the build section, we selected Use Shell to include our shell scripting
to run on a slave for job A.
This job A triggers Job B after completion.
Job B needs job A's paramterized parameters to run Job B task.
We have been unable to pass the our custom environment variable value to
Job B
Hi,
I Have a big matrix with a lot of jobs and I run it with daily builds and
nightly builds.
The daily builds trigger only a small part of the matrix and everything
work fine.
The nightly builds trigger all the matrix and every jobs in this matrix
fail with this trace in the console:
I assume you are using the 'Trigger parameterized build on other projects'
option under Post-build Actions to trigger your Job B (if that's not the
case, how are you triggering Job B?)
To pass variable values from Job A to Job B,
After you check the box (of Trigger parameterized build on...),
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Custom+Tools+Plugin
On Wednesday, May 15, 2013 6:18:39 AM UTC+5:30, Andrew wrote:
How do I tell a job/slave that it needs to install gradle?
I have added Groovy under the system configuration and set it up to
install automatically.
When I run a
syntax for variables:
${ENV, var=CHANGES} where CHANGES is your var name.
jelly scripts can be used v2.9 and above, what version of email-ext is
yours?
On Wednesday, May 15, 2013 5:09:48 AM UTC+5:30, David Brossard wrote:
I have tried to add email notifications into Jenkins but I have been
There is also a ${CHANGES} content token, but you can't use it directly in
a Jelly script, you would have to retrieve the changes yourself.
On Wed, May 15, 2013 at 4:24 AM, lata l...@2lini.com wrote:
syntax for variables:
${ENV, var=CHANGES} where CHANGES is your var name.
jelly scripts can
On Wed, May 15, 2013 at 2:53 AM, Mark Waite markwa...@yahoo.com wrote:
I have seen poor results with CIFS over wide area network (in general,
outside Jenkins). My excuse was that CIFS is a file system sharing
protocol, which makes it less suitable for a wide area network transport.
You might
From your two different solutions that you tried, the reasons for it not
triggering are as follows
Case 1 passing current build parameters, this only passes the parameters
when parametrized or those passed in.
So if no parameters are found in the build then downstream will no be
triggered
Exporting the variable in the shell buildstep will not add them Enviroment
variables list for later buildsteps/postbuild items,
If they are needed for later buildsteps write them to a properties files
and use the envinject plugin to make them available for later buildsteps.
If you just want
Hi,
When I save the configuration for a Maven built job with clean install as
the value of the Goals and options field it gets persisted as
clean+install. Unsurprisingly this breaks Maven when the build runs, as
maven expects a space not a +.
This happens with a completely new job.
Has
As I commented in your other thread, a Matrix job runs
the parametrized trigger on the parent job once only and not for each
configuration used.
This is not a bug but intended design.
Note that the value of $WORKSPACE is incorrect on master as well, (try
printing the variable out in a build
I am trying to trigger Jenkins builds from commits to a private GitHub
repository. It only works when the the cross site scripting protection in
Jenkins is turned off.
Is there some way I can keep the cross site scripting protection setting on
and get the GitHub webhook to work? The error with
Thanks for this guys,
The msbuild plugin (same for mstest) are packaged as zip files. The manual
upload through the Jenkins UI chokes on this type of file because it isn't
a *.hpi file. I had tried just copying the unzipped package directory to
the plugins directory but, without a matching
I got a jenkins project which runs a PHPUnit testsuite. Based on Parameters
in Jenkins, the Testsuite runs different testgroups in phpunit. Tests with
different parameters run automatically over time.
For example:
- Test1: Every hour groups a,b and c are testet
- Test2: Every 5 Minutes group b
From the Exception and the code in the matrix reloaded plugin [1] it looks
like one of the upstream builds is not being found, in the case indicated
are the builds:
Windows Results build number 12418
Supervisor Test Windows Nightly build number 615
Nightly Build Hoops 3DX main line
I am using Jenkins 1.514 and the latest Email-ext that I see is actually
2.29 rather than 2.9. Should I expect to see Jelly or Changes content using
any of this syntax in my Default Content settings for Extended E-mail
Notification?
$PROJECT_NAME - Build # $BUILD_NUMBER - $BUILD_STATUS:
Check
Have you looked in the Jenkins system log?
When this happened to me I restarted the master and the problem went away
and hasn't come back. The problem effected every job that used the
EnvInject plugin. I'm not sure what caused it.
Kevin
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Hi Everyone,
I am trying to launch several jobs on different platforms(OS) for the same
commit hash in git. Has anyone used the job DSL plugin? Any advise is
appreciated. I don't know if it matters but my Jenkins master and slaves
are hosted in Amazon EC2.
Thanks,
Rakhee
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Hello,
I've tried running a rspec command in the Execute Windows batch command
window and in the Execute Ruby script window. In either case, I can't
get real time update in the Console Output. I've seen similar behavior
with the Rake plugin as well. Is there anything I can do to fix this?
In case anyone else runs into this, I found that specifying environment
variables for the slave allowed me to set HOME and put the ssh keys
config there. This appears to mostly be working now (with the exception of
submodules, but that's another issue)
On Mon, May 13, 2013 at 8:01 AM, Chanda
Upgrading from Tomcat 7.0.20 (I think...) to Tomcat 7.0.26 seems to have
fixed it - without wasting any further time on it it looks like
perhaps Tomcat had a bug with URI decoding form encoded parameters in a
POST?
On Wednesday, May 15, 2013 1:58:09 PM UTC+1, Robert Elliot wrote:
Hi,
When
I have a question on running multiple instances of a job from calling job.
i have enabled 'execute concurrent builds...' option so that i can run a
job concurrently, wanted to check how can a parent job trigger multiple
instances...
I am on Jenkins 1.501
Thanks,
Ashwin
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Hi, Kenny.
We're not using AD but who knows? Maybe the plugin is installed and active.
I will check this out tomorrow and let you know.
Quick question, though - did views with fewer items take just as long or were
they quicker to load?
Sorry to revive this so late, the message was in my
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