Thanks all for your support.
The issue got resolved after upgrading Jenkins to the latest version i.e.
2.89 along with latest plugins. All the plugins have been installed via
Plugin Manager feature available in Jenkins.
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Several of the pipeline plugins have dependencies on plugins that require a
newer version of Jenkins, there is a warning in the plugin manager about
this when you are installing things. If you upgraded the pipeline plugins,
then this dependency was probably upgraded as well and requires at least
Hi Mark,
I am using Jenkins 2.7.2.
I tried installing the latest version of Pipeline:Job(workflow-job) plugins
along with all the dependencies but still I am facing the same issue.
Is it some problem with the Jenkins version, do I need to install the
latest Jenkins version here or is it just the
> On 24. Feb 2018, at 05:26, Mark Waite wrote:
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> Installing a plugin by directly uploading an hpi file will not install any
> additional dependencies, even if they are required.
This was fixed (for uploads through the UI) in Jenkins 2.1.
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Thanks Mark.
Actually I have tried installing the plugins via Plugin Manager as well but
that didn't resolve my issue.
I will try installing the latest workflow-job first followed by other
plugins, will see if that addresses my issue, will keep you posted.
With Regards
Iqbal
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On Fri, Feb 23, 2018 at 9:16 PM iqbal md wrote:
> Thanks Mark.
>
> I am bit curious to understand how did you manage to avoid installing
> additional dependencies beyond the ones which you have already installed in
> your image. As far as am aware once you install any
Thanks Mark.
I am bit curious to understand how did you manage to avoid installing
additional dependencies beyond the ones which you have already installed in
your image. As far as am aware once you install any plugin via Plugin
Manager or directly uploading a hpi file in the Advanced
I continue to suspect that the problem is due to manually uploading plugins
without satisfying all the dependencies.
You might try installing the support-core plugin. Use it to generate a
support bundle so that it can be compared with a working system.
As an experiment, I installed the
Hi Mark,
Thanks for replying.
I am using Oracle Java 1.8.
I have tried installing the email-extension template from the "Manage
Plugins" section as well as installed the .hpi file. In both the cases it
installed the necessary dependencies, meaning I didn't observed any
difference there with
The RunWithSCM class is part of Jenkins core. The report of class not
found for a class in Jenkins core is quite surprising. You say that you're
running "Java 1.8". Are you running Oracle Java 1.8, OpenJDK 1.8, or IBM
Java 1.8? If you're using IBM Java 1.8, then there are known problems
I have been setting up pipeline job in Jenkins which is basically aimed at
checking out code from Subversion, build and deploy it into Weblogic, run
Cucumber test and then send out an email notification.
PFB my environment related information:
Java 1.8
Weblogic 12c
SMTP server(For mailing)
My
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