Just an idea, but if I understand you well, you may want to split the
concept of Jenkins build number and the build number for you application.
Maybe an SQLite db (or any other database type) where you could read/write
with your main version, and make an incremental entry for the version build
On 08.06.2017 14:55, Derrik Ammons wrote:
> But, Jenkins thinks the build is located in the last incremented build
> directory. For example, if the previous build was 5.0.5 (24), and the
> source code has 5.1.0, the iOS app has 5.1.0.1 but it's the link to
> the build artifacts points to build 25
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On 08.06.2017 14:02, Richard Ginga wrote:
> The Next Build Number only lets you increment the build number. you
> can't set it back to anything because the build number is a very
> integral part of how Jenkins works.
But the Version Number Plugin
et back to 1. I
>> can't
>> figure out how to actually set the build number back to 1 from the Mac OS
>> X
>> agent node building our iOS app.
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ly set the build number back to 1 from the Mac OS X
> agent node building our iOS app.
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