Hey Vincent,
I'm still unsure if fully understood what you're trying to achieve.
IIUC, for that stage that should happen only once a day, I guess it
depends. If something gets created there, like an artifact, could you maybe
simply check the timestamp of this artifact, and check it's at least 24
I use a private docker image for rapid Jenkins test setup and teardown. In
that private image, I place copies of relevant files in the "ref/"
directory. That allows me to copy credentials, job definitions, folder
definitions, etc.
I plan to eventually move away from that technique since it
Hi All,
Following best practices, we moved our entire build structure to a
per-project Jenkinsfile and agents where the various parts of builds
happen. The Jenkinsfiles are stored in the git repositories involved and we
are using multi-branch projects. All that is working file.
Our issue is
Thanks a lot Slide.
That's an interesting strategy. The problem I see is that we have several
crons (and the cron frequencies are configurable). So ideally we would need
to pass some variable alongside the cron trigger so that we could check
which cron was triggered and build accordingly.
If you want to back up the project XML file, (assuming Linux), you could do
a script step like this. You should be able to extend this after you get the
idea.
config_file="$JENKINS_HOME/jobs/$JOB_NAME/config.xml"
cp $config_file $config_file.`date +'%F_%H_%M_%S’`
Or something like
cp
