Hi!
trying to checkout a cvs-repository using transport over ssh with port
2022. If I give it on a command line (/bin/sh):
{
export CVSROOT=anoncvs@:/cvs
export CVS_RSH=$HOME/bin/SSH
cvs -q get -P src
}
with { $HOME/bin/SSH }:
{
ssh -p 2022 -o UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null -o
Hi!
I've set up a build flow using the Build Flow Plugin
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Build+Flow+Plugin:
guard {
build( job1 )
build( job2 )
build( job3 )
build( job4 )
} rescue {
build( job_cleanup )
}
Now I want two things:
1. All these jobs shall share one
Hi!
I'm having two jobs each one depends on the other and shall never build
while the other one builds. Both are independend of each other except they
are using the result of each:
- cmake blocks building of llvm
- llvm blocks building of cmake
I've entered cmake as blocker in llvm, and llvm
On Tuesday, May 19, 2015 at 4:26:40 PM UTC+2, rginga wrote:
Let’s see,,,
1. What SCM are you using? I use Perforce and can tell the Perforce
Plugin “not” to manage “client views” and create one in a fixed location
AND set the Use custom workspace in Advanced Project Options to
On Tuesday, May 19, 2015 at 3:58:01 PM UTC+2, tps800 wrote:
Hi!
I'm having two jobs each one depends on the other and shall never build
while the other one builds. Both are independend of each other except they
are using the result of each:
- cmake blocks building of llvm
- llvm blocks
On Tuesday, May 19, 2015 at 5:58:12 PM UTC+2, Baptiste Mathus wrote:
Better use the throttle concurrent build plugin IMO. Works fine for us:
Define a central token. Then configure both job to acquire it when
starting. Done. Both jobs won't run at the same time.
This plugin isn't as easy
Hi!
I have to build and test some projects. All these use the same commands.
I've made them each into a project:
1. checkout
2. build1
3. build2
4. install1
5. install2
6. build3
7. install3
8. test
This has to be done multiple times on different hardware. At now I
jenkins 1.616, Build-Flow-Plugin
Hi!
I've defined a build flow:
*guard {*
* build( VMstart, BHOST:test-sct-bsf8 )*
* build( freebsd_8.01checkout,BHOST:test-sct-bsf8, BPORT:22 )*
* build( freebsd_8.03setup, BHOST:test-sct-bsf8, BPORT:22 )*
* build( freebsd_8.04buildworld,
{ out.println $it.key - $it.value }
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*Subject:* Re: How can I handle over
Hi!
jenkins uses a really lengthy date and time format in views. It reads in
german like (for column Last success:
2 Stunden 23 Minuten - #12
http://test-sct-jci-muc.bfs.de:8080/me/my-views/view/CJV/lastSuccessfulBuild/
I'd liked to have that much shorter and more compact:
2h23m-#12
With:
Hi!
I have six projects all checking out from the same svn server.
Only two parallel checkouts are allowed by this server.
How can I trottle jobs as long as they are checking out svn? After checking
out these six jobs may run parallel only checkout is possible for only two
of them at any time.
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