Slide (2017/04/20 20:16 +):
> Did you expand the "Advanced" area of the plugin configuration?
I think I did that but perhaps I should retry with sighted assistance --
I am blind.
Will keep you posted at the beginning of next week.
Thanks,
Sébastien.
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Dear all,
I just installed the latest version (2.57.2) of the email-ext plugin on
a 2.32.3 LTS instance of Jenkins.
I'd like the requester of a job to be notified of its result but can't
achieve this, because the option to send the e-mail to the requester is
not displayed. Neither is the
Stephen Connolly (2017/04/28 22:49 +):
> I find upgrading and fixing the security issues disables the warning
> ;-)
Obviously, but in our use case we can't because the research institute I
am working for has deigned a portal which integrates Jenkins with other
services. It seems the
Dear all,
Is there a way to disable the message about newer Jenkins versions and
also the security-related warnings?
Thanks!
Sébastien.
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Dear all,
On our Jenkins instance, we have a job to let developers test their
modifications before they get merged.
The build is parameterized by the URL of the developer's Git repository
and the name of the branch to test.
I would like to let each developer define the URL of his/her repository
Dear all,
Slide (2017/04/20 20:16 +):
> Did you expand the "Advanced" area of the plugin configuration?
Yes. Then the "Send To" area appears, but only with the "Developers" and
"Recipient list" choices. Nothing suspiscious in Jenkins logs either so
I don't really know how to proceed from
Dear Dmitry,
Many thanks for your helpful response!
I think, given the constraints I described in a previous e-mail, what
you suggest is exactly what we need.
Having no access to the server running the Jenkins instance I can't try
it by myself but I suggested the modification to our support
Hello Andrey,
I think I saw a similar discussion on the list around the end of April.
I can't remember the details well but I think there is a solution
involving a plugin that lets you control what other scripts are allowed
to do. If you lookup the list archive for htis period I'm pretty sure
you
Dear all,
On a project with a two-dimensions matrix, I am trying to include the
values of the matrix variables in the subject of emailext editable
notifications.
So far I tried both ${slave} and ${ENV, var="slave"}, where "slave" is
the name of the label for one dimension of the matrix.
None of
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Hi,
Dmitry Lampsi (2017/04/28 11:32 -0700):
> Hi, Sébastien.
> I think something useful you can find here
> -
> https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Features+controlled+by+system+properties
> According to this link you can pass 'hudson.model.UpdateCenter.never
> property' to 'true' in
ted.
Sébastien.
>
> On Friday, 5 May 2017 15:13:01 UTC+5:30, Sébastien Hinderer wrote:
> >
> > Dear venkatesh,
> >
> > See the email-ext plugin to send customized emails.
> > You may have to write a bit of code to achieve your goal -- I don't know
> > the details of
Dear Daniel,
Many thanks for your prompt and helpful response.
> Current versions of Jenkins have options in Configure System to
> disable specific administrative monitors. This is one of them.
Very interesting, thanks! May I ask in which version of Jenkins this
feature has been introduced?
>
Dear venkatesh,
See the email-ext plugin to send customized emails.
You may have to write a bit of code to achieve your goal -- I don't know
the details of what you will have to do -- but at least email-ext shoudl
allow you to reach what you describe.
hth,
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Thanks a lot for your response, Stephen.
Not sure I'm brave enough to try to write something myself.
Just too bad it does not already exist but I guess we'll just do without
since it'd be a nice addition but not really mandatory.
Best wishes,
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Dear all,
I would like to be able to define an environment variable for Jenkins
but not at the job level, rather at the project level, so that it can be
shared between several different jobs.
Moreover I would like to be able to do this from the web interface,
because I do not have ssh access to
Dear all,
Currently our builds are triggered by polling the SCM system for changes
and we do the polling every 15 minutes.
As I understandi it, this means that if, say, 1 commit is pushed every
minute between two checks, only two builds will be done, one before and
one after these 15 commits.
Dear all,
Say a project has two repositories: one for its source code and one for
its test suite.
How would you do CI for such a project?
I mean, I did try to define several repositories but it seems that
Jenkins only clones the most recently modified rather than cloning all
of them
Dear all,
Recently, I wanted my slaves to fetch our GitHub repository through
authenticated ssh coneections rather than through HTTPS unauthenticated
connections.
I created the appropriate Jenkins credential with ssh keys, replaced the
HTTPS URL of the repo by an ssh-based one and requested the
Hi,
Many thanks for your response.
Geoffroy J (2019/05/27 09:18 -0700):
> Hello
>
> Have you tried cloning manually using the ssh key on windows?
Yes, and it worked.
Sorry I forgot to mention this.
> Also, what username have you configured for your git credential on
> Jenkins?
The GitHub
Hello David,
Many thanks for your response!
eyal david (2019/05/27 18:37 +0300):
> Hi
> Try to recreate new keys from the windows slave using the git bash ...
What do you mean by git bash ?
> than create credentails id in jenkins master based on the your private key
> created on the windows
Dear all,
In our legacy matrix jobs we use the elastic axis plugin quite a lot.
This plugin creates a matrix axis from a label: all the nodes with the
given label will be on the axis and thus the given job can be run on all
these nodes.
However, the elastic axis plugin does not provide any
Dear Mark,
Many thakns for your contribution! I think I did find a plugin that was
able to "ignore" the off-line nodes when running a job, that was really
convenient. I can probably find it again if that heps you, just let me
know.
Many thanks for your help on the topic of the message. To be
Deear Jérôme,
I really wanted to thank you for having taken the time to share both
abstract ideas, an overall view of your architecture, and also very
valuable code. To tell you the truth, it didn't help me to become friend
with all this Groovy soup, but this is by no means your fault and I am
on
Dear all,
I just added a timeout option to a pipeline:
pipeline {
agent { label 'foo' }
options {
timeout(time: 1, unit: 'HOURS')
}
stages { ... }
post { ... }
}
The timeout is not taken into account. The job is running for several
hours now and blocked whereas I was expecting it
Dear Alex,
Many thanks for your very helpful response!
Slide (2020/08/06 07:01 -0700):
> It's because you are using double quotes, which means Groovy (which
> pipeline is built on) will try and interpolate the variable. You would need
> to do something like this:
[...]
I kind of thought I
Many thanks Alex, what you write looks very sensible and makes a lot of
sense to me.
Best wishes,
Sébastien.
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Dear all,
I am trying to switch from classical to pipeline jobs.
One of my classical (legacy) jobs is triggered by a GitHub web hook and
things are working correctly: when something is pushed to the "trunk"
branch on GitHub, the hook is called and the classical job is executed.
This is reflected
Dear all,
Given this Jenkinsfile:
pipeline {
agent { label 'foo' }
stages {
stage('Checking code style') {
steps {
sh '''
if [ ! -x tools/check-typo ] ; then
echo "tools/check-typo does not appear to be executable?"; >2;
exit 1;
Dear all,
I am replying to myself because meanwhile I have solved my problem and
others might find the solution interesting, too.
Sébastien Hinderer (2020/08/10 17:39 +0200):
> Dear all,
>
> I am trying to switch from classical to pipeline jobs.
>
> One of my classica
Dear all,
When a pipeline needs to run a sequence of several shell commands, I see
several ways of doing that.
1. Several "sh" invocations.
2. One "sh" invocation that contains all the commands.
3. Having each "sh" invocation in its own step.
4. Putting all the commands in a script and
Hello Jérôme, thanks a lot for your response.
Jérôme Godbout (2020/08/11 16:00 +):
> Hi,
> this is my point of view only,but using a single script (that you put
> into your repos make it easier to perform the build, I put my pipeline
> script into a separated folder). But you need to make
Dear Gianluca,
Many thanks for your helpful comments! I do not have a strong opinion at
the moment about what is best, but at least I understand the pros and
cons in a better way.
Best wishes,
Sébastien.
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Many thanks for your contribution Jeremy. Definitely more than $0.02!
;-)
I am not sure how high-level my Jenkinsfiles are at the moment, but at
least we are departing frm defining the jobs in Jenkins' UI, which feels
good and a step in the right direction on which we can always improve
later.
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