Re: Jenkins instance on 2 servers

When I was doing research on Jenkins instance migration from one server to another, a lot of them required me to stop the old instance (e.g. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8724939/how-to-move-jenkins-from-one-pc-to-another ). When doing a build on the new instance, would it affect any of

Re: running shell commands in pipeline fails on pushd and source

That seems to hint that the shell invoked on that agent by the Pipeline script is not compatible with the shell syntax you're using. For example, is the shell on that agent inadvertently configured to be 'dash' instead of 'bash'? Is it configured to be 'csh' instead of 'bash'?

Re: Can you specify a host / agent for a single build step in a freestyle project?

Thanks for the reply Eric, yeah that’s a workaround I could try. I was hoping there was some plugin that I hadn’t been able to find that made it simple, but I guess not. Best regards, -Adam -- Adam vonNieda a...@vonnieda.org > On Dec 7, 2018, at 8:12 AM, Eric Pyle wrote: >

Stop publishing to jenkinsci/jenkins repo on Docker Hub

Hello everyone, IF YOU ARE STILL USING https://hub.docker.com/r/jenkinsci/jenkins/ READ CAREFULLY BELOW :-). Just wanted to send a heads-up here about the fact we just stopped publishing image tags on Docker Hub on the *jenkinsci/jenkins * Docker

Re: Can you specify a host / agent for a single build step in a freestyle project?

This isn't exactly what you asked, but you could: 1. Break up each step into its own freestyle job, and give each of those sub-jobs a parameter of type Node or Label. 2. In the main job, call each sub-job using the build step "Trigger/call builds on other projects", passing the desired agent as

running shell commands in pipeline fails on pushd and source

Hi list, in a jenkinsfile I trigger a bash script like so: "... myresult=sh(script: 'deploy.sh', returnStdout: true) ..." the script starts but returns errors like these: "command not found: pushd" "command not found: source" And for some reasons it is not able to do such things: "...

Re: Jenkins instance on 2 servers

You need to give more information. If the two instances are running on different machines (Windows, Linux) how would they even know about each other? Or why could it be a problem if they run at the same time? Is there anything that they both access? bye Fabi Am Mittwoch, 5. Dezember 2018