Is it possible to create a user, where this user can only see the
particular project that has been assigned to this user to build? If this
can not be done, can I assign a user to only build on a specific project
but not the rest?
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Hi,
You can do it by:
Goto specific Jenkins job .
Config-- enable protect-based-security
Then insert the user by add button, and select the permission desired .
BR
Yossi
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I am using Jenkins on Windows.
Trying to implement a MultiJob project which executes on few nodes.
How can I share the same workspace for all jobs in the MultiJob Project?
Thanks,
Liora
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Hi, eventually I used the code from here:
https://bitbucket.org/moswald/hgjenkins/overview
And it works great. It also has the advantage that I can use the
changegroup hook, which better fit my purpose.
On Wednesday, January 1, 2014 4:04:20 PM UTC+2, Avihay Eyal wrote:
Hi, I have a problem
Hi,
I am trying to get the latest flashplayer running under Ubuntu using WINE
with Jenkins using vncserver. I have it running fine when logging in
manually as the 'jenkins' user. I can see the flashplayer in the remote
desktop. However, it does not work from inside the Jenkins application.
Am 07.01.2014 13:35, schrieb Wim Deblauwe:
Any idea what might the difference between Jenkins the webapp running
and logging in manually as the jenkins user ?
A real user has $DISPLAY set, Jenkins has not. You could try using Xvfb
to give your Jenkins job a (virtual) display (there should even
I don't see how using git commands from within the job itself would help as
there is no local git repository at this point.
Another possibility might be to attempt to use git commands from within
the job itself to define remote.origin.url if it is not already defined.
On Mon, Jan 6, 2014 at
Using 1.4.0, everything appears to work fine.
Using 2.0 I have the following problems:
If I manually delete the workspace using the Wipe out workspace link AND
have prune stale remote branches on, the plugin will not clone the
repository with the error:
*08:56:16* Started by user Jon Schewe
Am 07.01.2014 14:35, schrieb Wim Deblauwe:
I am using vncserver and the vncserver plugin in jenkins to provide
$DISPLAY. I check with a pre-compilation step if $DISPLAY is set and
it is. I can connect with vinagre to the remote desktop while the
jenkins job is running.
Can you tell exactly
I am using Ubuntu 13.10 with vnc4server
2014/1/7 Dirk Heinrichs d...@recommind.com
Am 07.01.2014 14:35, schrieb Wim Deblauwe:
I am using vncserver and the vncserver plugin in jenkins to provide
$DISPLAY. I check with a pre-compilation step if $DISPLAY is set and it is.
I can connect with
I think that the reason the git config --get remote.origin.url command
returns status code 1 is that the value of remote.origin.url is not set in
the .git/config file in the workspace.
My thought was that if the first build step in your job was a git config
--set remote.origin.url your_url, then
The inverse choosing strategy building the deselected branch sounds like
a bug. I've not seen any bug report like that in my looking at bugs
related to the git plugin. Can you find a set of steps which make that bug
repeatable, and then submit it as a bug?
On Tue, Jan 7, 2014 at 7:00 AM, Jon
I was able to do this by getting a network location set up and then using
symlinks on the slave machines as the workspace directory that point to that
network location.
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From: Liora Milbaum li...@lmb.co.il
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Just found two ways to limit number of builds in the JUnit Test Report:
0 down vote accept
I just found out two ways to handle this issue by removing old build
history.
1) Refer to answers to this thread:
On Tue, Jan 7, 2014 at 9:36 AM, k.thiel...@comcast.net wrote:
I was able to do this by getting a network location set up and then using
symlinks on the slave machines as the workspace directory that point to that
network location.
Did it turn out to be a good idea? A matrix job is not
It works for what we need it for, which actually isn't matrix jobs. Our setup
was more in an interest of saving space and not having to keep expanding VM
hard disk space as jobs are added. With a much larger network location storage
space we can have multiple smaller slaves to handle the job
On Tue, Jan 7, 2014 at 11:00 AM, k.thiel...@comcast.net wrote:
It works for what we need it for, which actually isn't matrix jobs. Our
setup was more in an interest of saving space and not having to keep
expanding VM hard disk space as jobs are added. With a much larger network
location
This is my problem. I have wiped out my workspace and there is no
.git/config file to read. This seems like a basic ordering problem. The
workspace needs to be cloned before any git operations happen.
On Tue, Jan 7, 2014 at 9:28 AM, Mark Waite mark.earl.wa...@gmail.comwrote:
I think that the
For the inverse choosing strategy I will continue to experiment with it and
if I come up with some steps to cause it I will submit a bug report.
On Tue, Jan 7, 2014 at 9:29 AM, Mark Waite mark.earl.wa...@gmail.comwrote:
The inverse choosing strategy building the deselected branch sounds like
Hello, All,
I simply use this topic to start my question, which seems to be what I am
looking for.
After explore Jenkins for a little bit, also get some advice from the
community, I realize that it is beyond my own capability to establish an
automatic build/test environment with Jenkins.
The official support comes from Cloudbees (www.cloudbees.com). If you want,
they can even host your Jenkins installation and test VMs in their cloud. My
company uses their Jenkins Enterprise product, which is an enhanced Jenkins
server (with non-OSS plugins geared towards large installations)
On 07.01.2014, at 21:33, Victoria Wei Lei weile...@gmail.com wrote:
Is there any commercial Jenkins' support available, who helps us to design a
feasible structure, and perform initial setup and implementation?
Try contacting any of those:
I am currently new to Jenkins.I have configured Jenkins for deployment to
my weblogic server.My requirement is now
1.Deploy the artifact
2.Create a directory in /tmp after deployment is successful
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Great help, but before I can do that, I need to have Project-based Matrix
Authorization Strategy being enabled under Jenkins Configure System
Authorization section. Otherwise this option wouldn't show in the specific
Jenkins job.
:o)
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I am currently trying to deploy Jenkins in an environment that will never
have a connection to the internet. We have a DNS server on the network
that handles all the internal traffic. After installing Jenkins I have
noticed that this DNS server is bombarded with requests for resolving
things
Am 07.01.2014 15:11, schrieb Wim Deblauwe:
I am using Ubuntu 13.10 with vnc4server
I could reproduce the problem. However, I didn't find a solution. Looks
like both Xvnc and Xvfb don't have proper OpenGL support. Maybe you
could setup a Windows slave (VM) for running flashplayer.
HTH...
Thanks for the input.
The symbolic link option is not available as some of my build servers are
Windows XP.
The reason I need a shared workspace is for sharing build artifacts, like
dlls (generated by multiple jobs on multiple slaves).
Are there other options implementing such a build schema?
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