I'm having issues trying to build a Docker image with the Docker Pipeline
plugin.
I've tried searching, but no-one seems to be having the issue, and all the
documentation I see suggests I'm not doing anything stupid.
My current Jenkins file is as follows (I've pared it back for
Hi FOLKS ,
I have attached the referring document. I am trying to build a complete
Continuous Integration by Jenkins I have run all the process by following
the attach work flow until deploy the artifacts on artifactory but I kind
of looking for a MMC ( mule management Console) plugins
I have rake running as default OS version of ruby
Building in workspace /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/test2
[test2] $ rake --rakefile /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/test2/Rakefile features
FATAL: rake execution failedjava.io.IOException
By template debugging do you mean the "Email Template Testing" feature? I
can give template name there and choose a build to generate an email
against that build. I have tried that option as well. But I feel there is
some setting missing while setting up the project which is returning
Have you tried using the template debugging available on the left side when
you go to a job? It allows you to specify the template to use and you can
change it and see what the changes do.
On Tue, Jun 7, 2016 at 2:07 PM Jenkins User
wrote:
> I have recently upgraded
I have recently upgraded jenkins to latest version 1.6. Change set section
is not displaying as build.changeSet is null even though Polling logs say
that changes found.
Is there any setting that I have missed while setting up findbugs for my
project?
I am currently running Jenkins LTS v1.642.3, on CentOS 6, and am planning on
upgrading to LTS v1.651.3 when it is released tomorrow.
Jenkins LTS v1.651.3 states that the following issues have been resolved:
What's new in 1.651.3 (2016/06/08)
Cannot enable disabled dependencies. (issue
Hi,
thanks for this update. I still don’t have time to try something about it but I
will…!
> Le 7 juin 2016 à 17:20, François Genois a écrit :
>
> Information for all (and for Thomas) :
>
> I was able to output the XML files in a not-clean-not-proud way :
> I
This is happening randomly on about 10% of my builds running the last few
versions of Jenkins I have run - I am currently up to 1.656. Jenkins runs on a
Debian VM with windows 7/10 nodes. I have 10 builds that are all similar, but
not identical and the issue is random among them. It happens
Did you also upgrade the token macro plugin? Some of the content tokens
were moved to token macro, so you need to make sure it is upgraded as well.
On Tue, Jun 7, 2016, 07:33 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I used to use the old version of email-ext plugin, and I could add html
>
Information for all (and for Thomas) :
I was able to output the XML files in a not-clean-not-proud way :
I copied the JenkinsJobManagement file (to remove the 'final' keyword from
it that class) and I subclassed it as MemoryJobManagement subclasses
MockJobManagement.
I needed to add logging
How to clear nuget package cache using Jenkins
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Hi,
I used to use the old version of email-ext plugin, and I could add html
content by input this command in Content place:* ${FILE,path="xxx/x.html"}.*
Today, I updated the plugin to the newest version 2.43, then I found that
the command above don't work now.
How could I do to add a file to
Hello,
I can not find a job on a jenkins master machine. Is there a way to
identify if that job was deleted by an user, of if the job was renamed ?
Thanks,
Cornelia
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I believe the Windows PATH settings depend on the technique used to launch
the slave. If the slave is launched as a service, then it will have the
system PATH settings but not the PATH settings from your user account. If
the slave is launched as a JNLP slave (from the Jenkins web page for that
I am using jenkins first time. I am running shell script through jenkins
which doesn't generate any report but just a text file saying how many
number of test cases passed and how many are failed and also name of failed
test case. I want to show these numbers in good gui representation. Can
yes, it's a maven job type.
But now i tried to configure a freestyle job. i was able to build the
project but there is no possibility to run a release build (there is no
menu button on the left menu), the option "configure release build" is
activated.
i also can't find the option to put in my
Install the Coverity plugin, create a project in Coverity, add Coverity as a
post-build step, fill in the fields.
With more specific questions I can provide more specific answers.
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As I understand, the way to define variables in a jenkins job is to user
environment variables injection (variables I define in the job and when i
execute a build jenkins set them as windows environment variables).
Can it be a problem if i run 2 jobs at the same time that have the same
variable
I've been creating two jobs:
- FOO1 (pipeline)
- FOO2 (freestyle).
No configuration; just creation of the jobs.
I have registered a SSH key with no passphrase at my user.
The jenkins-cli.jar has been downloaded from the Jenkins specified in the
URL.
I'm using Jenkins 2.0-rc1 the moment.
thanks that works really good and let me know how can we create view inside
the jenkins folder job using groovy script.
On Monday, June 6, 2016 at 7:02:47 PM UTC+5:30, Sverre Moe wrote:
>
> import com.cloudbees.hudson.plugins.folder.Folder
>
> def jenkinsInstance =
Hi
I encounter a Jenkins problem as below, anyone has idea about this?
The Jenkins master is a Windows Server 2012 64bit machine, with git
1.8.3-preview20130601 installed in C:\Program Files (x86)\Git
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