Hi
I have a Jenkins pipeline with multiple test stages, instead of aggregate
the report in one step, I would like to do a report per stage with distinct
name. Possible???
This way, I should see a list of reports show up at left navigation
Very much appreciated any help
-Dan
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Thanks mark ,
On Thu, 29 Dec 2016 at 03:09, Mark Waite wrote:
> If you're working in a repository alone, you can take the simple approach,
> checkin your change and watch it run in Jenkins. For example, if you're
> using github and you're working on a fork of
Hi David,
Here is a gist of the grepped failure output. I had to remove two segments
of the output but I looked over them, very carefully, for any sort of
failure indication and there was none.
https://gist.github.com/rajsahae/743aed54f145bd664f65051082c622a5
The rest of the output, you can
I'm trying to find some documentation of how Jenkins shares information
between master and slaves. I'm not necessarily interested in the channels,
or mechanisms, but the guarantees (wishes) on how the memory would be
distributed (I am also interested in the channels, and mechanisms, but
that's
Hi David,
I'm looking through the output and there is no way for me to fully sanitize
this without deleting large swaths of output at which point I can't
guarantee that you would find the output complete enough.
Are there any questions or analysis of the output that I could communicate
to you
Hi David,
Thanks for your reply. I can certainly attempt to post the output but I
will have to go through and sanitize it a bit. That might take some time.
Will try to post back here ASAP with something for you to look at.
On Wednesday, December 28, 2016 at 3:52:52 PM UTC-8, David Karr wrote:
Multibranch was started as an experiment... then it proved successful as a
model and was adopted, but as I had never had the time to document the
rationale and approach, some mistakes were made in its application to
pipeline...
Additionally the initial implementation has MVP event support
It might help to realize that a pipeline script is just Groovy code.
If you need to make sure that something is only executed when the
current time is between 1pm and 2pm, just get the current time,
convert it to hour of day, and have an "if" block comparing that value
against your constraint. You
I'd say we would need to see all of the console output, even though
you say it reports failure.
On Tue, Dec 27, 2016 at 11:59 PM, Raj Sahae wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a pipeline that I consider to be pretty basic. Nothing complicated in
> terms of the logic. Here is a gist
>
If you're working in a repository alone, you can take the simple approach,
checkin your change and watch it run in Jenkins. For example, if you're
using github and you're working on a fork of the repository, then you're
"working in a repository alone".
If you're working on a repository which is
Hi All,
Simple question: How to change the jenkins home directory location? By
default it points to /var/lib/jenkins whereas I want it to point to
/mnt/home/jenkins. I have changed my $JENKINS_HOME to /mnt/home/jenkins but
it doesn't help me.
I am getting jenkins Ui problem. see below error. If
Ah, I didn't know that support was _that_ experimental. :-) I will be happy
to test it out once it is available.
I will continue to build up my pipeline just to make it work without the
trigger functionality.
Thanks for the help!
Nick Stolwijk
~~~ Try to leave this world a little better than
Thanks mark , Can you please also help me how to do
It once some steps , so that I can check besically I want to check syntax of my
Jenkins file which is wrote in groovy and we are using git where our Jenkins
file exist , so before build Jenkins job I want to check mention code in same
Jenkins
You should use `checkout scm` to check out the repo watched by the multi
branch project.
Likely there are bugs in the git plugin's triggering (or in the pipeline's
checkout step) that hopefully will be shaken out in the new year once I
push the 2.0.0 release lines out of experimental and we start
Thanks for your reply. I tried to narrow things down:
A simple Dockerfile, that only copies "my" config.xml to
/usr/share/jenkins/ref/ works fine. The config.xml is kept unmodified as
expected.
(The only thing, that is different between "my" config.xml and a default
config.xml is the line
The most reliable check is to run it in a Jenkins job.
If you want to iterate through a series of experimental changes without
committing them to the source control system, you can define the
Jenkinsfile in the Jenkins job, then edit it from the Jenkins job
configuration web page.
If you prefer
I am using the first case, but it doesn't seem to trigger on the second
repository.
Jenkinsfile in both repositories:
node{
stage('Checkout first project') {
// Get some code from a GitHub repository
checkout([$class: 'GitSCM',
branches: [[name: '*/develop']],
When you have multiple sources, those sources are *an ordered list*
This means that the first source with a branch name owns the name.
As such the described issue is WONTFIX
But I suspect a different issue is what is actually being looked for.
Is the case where you have multiple repositories
Please tell me how can i check the jenkinsfile systax , I am new in
programming please tell me best way to test the jenkins file ,
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Hi all,
I'm trying to get my bearing around the pipeline plugin, because I want a
series of jobs which listen to multiple repositories.
Now I am encountering the issue as described in JENKINS-38688[1] and this
seems a showstopper for my usecase.
Is there anyone with any knowledge about this
Sorry for the typos:
After installation of jenkins, when for the first time we access the
Jenkins web UI, we will go through following steps:
1. Pasting Administrator Key from a secret file on to the Web UI
2. Plugins Installation {Default or Custom}
3. User Account creation
My intention is to
After installation of jenkins, when for the first time we access the
Jenkins web UI, we will go through following steps:
1. Pasting Administrator Key from a secret file on to the Web UI
2. Plugins Installation {Default or Custom}
3. User Account creation
My intention is to use automate those
Hi,
I have the following line appears many times in the log of Jenkins:
Dec 28, 2016 10:51:59 AM hudson.model.ParametersAction filter
WARNING: Skipped parameter `BRANCH_NAME` as it is undefined on
`build-gaia-full`. Set `-Dhudson.model.ParametersAction.keepU
ndefinedParameters`=true to allow
Hello,
Can anyone please tell me if Jenkins supports terraform remote state? If
yes, how to configure it ?
I want to keep my state files in S3 bucket and use that for plan, destroy
etc.
Thanks,
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Did no encryption of password and I can verify that it works.
Maybe later we can revisit this subject. Need to discuss with my colleagues
if storing the password w/o encryption is a problem on a Kubernetes pod.
On Fri, Dec 23, 2016 at 1:18 PM, wrote:
> This is what
If using the 2.0.0+ versions (currently only in the experimental update
centre) the events will mark the branch as a dead branch within 5s of the
branch being deleted.
The branch will not actually be deleted until the branch indexing has run
and only if the Orphaned Item strategy marks the branch
Hi,
i have a conditional step in a build configuration that is triggered by
time, e.g. if time is between 1:00 and 2:00.
How do I map that in pipeline script?
Thanks and regards
Stefan
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Thank you.
On Tue, Dec 20, 2016 at 11:17 PM, Trever wrote:
> I believe it may depend on your build history retention policy. If your
> policy is to keep builds for 10 days, the build will remain for 10 days.
> I've found that changing the retention policy will allow it
any luck ?
I'm looking for similar stuff
could you help here
Prepare dash board with all 10 required jobs
- *Pass Rate (PR)*
- In 1 week if each job will be triggered once daily, each one will
have run 25 Tests (5 Tests/job x 5 days)
- So, 10 Jobs x 25 Tests/job =
Hi ,
any luck ?
I'm looking for similar stuff
could you help here
Prepare dash board with all 10 required jobs
- *Pass Rate (PR)*
- In 1 week if each job will be triggered once daily, each one will
have run 25 Tests (5 Tests/job x 5 days)
- So, 10 Jobs x 25
Hi Karthik,
any luck ?
I'm looking for similar stuff
could you help here
Prepare dash board with all 10 required jobs
- *Pass Rate (PR)*
- In 1 week if each job will be triggered once daily, each one will
have run 25 Tests (5 Tests/job x 5 days)
- So, 10 Jobs x 25
Hi all,
I tried the approach mentioned in the below link
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Monitor+and+Restart+Offline+Slaves
The above approach will run Groovy script under Jenkins console.This script
can monitor and restart offline nodes if they are not disconnected manually.
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