Unfortunately, I've not configured the valgrind publisher for a very long
time. The pattern you listed seems reasonable to me. I think the best
advice is to try it with a test job and see if it works.
On Fri, Feb 14, 2020 at 4:22 PM Mark Richter
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> That tells me at a very high level,
That tells me at a very high level, but what I need is information on how
to configure a pattern for the valgrind publisher to look for the output
file anywhere in the at-the-time execution directory.
>From what I've seen, it should probably be something like **/*.memcheck
(e.g.), but I don't
Thanks Ivan. We're not using SHH agents but Docker Cloud (the agents are
provisioned on the fly as docker containers).
I was indeed looking for how to turn on some debugging on the agent side
but I couldn't find anything. Also the agent docker container is removed
once the job is finished so
On Thursday, February 13, 2020 at 8:02:49 PM UTC-5, leginox wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> I have a question regarding the setup of a full automated Jenkins
> configuration and I'm thankful for any help that you might have.
>
> I created a Container with a RHEL via Docker on which I installed a
>
Take a look to this article, I think it could help you
https://www.praqma.com/stories/start-jenkins-config-as-code/
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You can detect what Jenkins master is running the pipeline by checking the
environment bar JENKINS_URL , agent labels accept variables, so a simple way
can be use the JENKINS_URL in the labels some thing like
agent { label “${JENKINS_URL} && linux”}
If JENKINS_URL is ‘http://
Pingthread and some monitoring stuff run every 4 min, I think that the
disconnections happens before that process but because there is not activity on
this agents is not detected until the pingthread passes. So I guess you have
half closed connections, I mean, the agent closes the convention
>From the Jenkins workspace. Each Jenkins job is run inside a workspace on
an agent. That agent may be the Jenkins master node or it may be another
node.
On Fri, Feb 14, 2020 at 11:13 AM Mark Richter
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> I'm totally new to Jenkins and I have a question. Where does the
>
I'm totally new to Jenkins and I have a question. Where does the
valgrind-publisher look to find the report files (i.e., starting from which
directory)? The documentation is not clear to me.
Thanks.
Mark
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I also uninstalled or downgraded all the others in that list of plugins
except for workflow-cps (no option to do either for that) and restarted and
still no good.
On Thursday, February 13, 2020 at 3:47:12 PM UTC-8, Glenn Caccia wrote:
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> I have a Jenkins project that runs a maven build. The
Hi,
I have a matrix job that in each leaf runs the test suite twice, once
normally and once with memory checking enabled, each of which generates
an XML file that can be parsed with the JUnit parser.
Now I'd like to present the results in the overview in a useful way:
1. separate
I've seen those stack traces with some other Cloud Node providers in
Jenkins.
Not sure if that's an implementation within the Jenkins core or the
docker-plugin itself or some specific design.
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Does anyone have an idea ?
Le jeudi 6 février 2020 14:00:50 UTC+1, Georges Moulinier a écrit :
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> Hi !
>
>
>
> I want to know how can I use different agent type in my pipeline in
> function of the Jenkins master executing it ?
>
>
>
> There are two Jenkins master target :
>
> One is using a
Hi guys.
Is anyone also having problems with "Disconnected computer for node"
happening all the time, resulting in jenkins master killing agent nodes?
We're getting that all the time it seems for https://ci.xwiki.org.
See https://up1.xwikisas.com/#vI0VAypIpe_tD9LrQRTdMA
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