Re: How to Update Jenkins Plugins

Am 11.01.2018 um 00:59 schrieb ABostonGal ABostonGal: > What part is wrong? Can you elaborate on how to update the plugins then? Errh, really? OK, go to /Manage Jenkins/ -> /Manage Plugins/ (you will be right in the /Update/ tab), select the ones you want to update, click /Download now and

Re: Published Jenkins core javadoc for older versions?

Thanks! (seems like I should have been able to google that out myself, but was using wrong query apparently.) On Wednesday, January 10, 2018 at 3:02:32 PM UTC+1, Daniel Beck wrote: > > > > On 10. Jan 2018, at 14:06, Petr Široký > wrote: > > > > I noticed the

Can I load a declarative Jenkinsfile via a shared library?

Is the following feasible? 1. Setup a Shared Library in the Jenkins settings 2. In every repository requiring the Jenkinsfile (it is the same one used in multiple repos...), use the following in the Jenkinsfile of the repository instead: (based on

Re: Can I load a declarative Jenkinsfile via a shared library?

I believe this was added a month or two ago. On 10 Jan 2018 6:33 pm, "Idan Adar" wrote: > Is the following feasible? > > 1. Setup a Shared Library in the Jenkins settings > 2. In every repository requiring the Jenkinsfile (it is the same one used > in multiple repos...), use the

Re: Can I load a declarative Jenkinsfile via a shared library?

Any prerequisites? On Wed, Jan 10, 2018 at 8:46 PM, Daniel Butler wrote: > I believe this was added a month or two ago. > > On 10 Jan 2018 6:33 pm, "Idan Adar" wrote: > >> Is the following feasible? >> >> 1. Setup a Shared Library in the Jenkins

Re: Jenkins Infinite Loop w/ Powershell evoked from Groovy

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Re: can i use variable to specify the agent label in my declarative pipeline ?

Hello All, Slightly related issue - I'm trying to use a variable interpolation in stage name but it doesn't work. stage("Backup ${DATABASE}") { steps { sh ''' ... ''' } } but I get an exception:

Dependencies are not being solved

Hi, I am a very new user of Maven and Jenkins. I am trying to implement CI using Maven on Jenkins for my Java project. But I see that I am getting an error like package org.eclipse.emf.ecore not found does not exist. It is the dependency and it is present in my library already and I have also

Published Jenkins core javadoc for older versions?

Hello everyone, I noticed the javadoc.jenkins.io contains only the very latest Javadoc. I could not find a published version of the older ones. Is there place where the older (e.g. 2.93) javadocs are published? I would find this very useful as I don't always the latest version of Jenkins and

Re: Published Jenkins core javadoc for older versions?

> On 10. Jan 2018, at 14:06, Petr Široký wrote: > > I noticed the javadoc.jenkins.io contains only the very latest Javadoc. I > could not find a published version of the older ones. Is there place where > the older (e.g. 2.93) javadocs are published? I would find this

How to Update Jenkins Plugins

I'm new to Jenkins maintenance. My Jenkins is installed on a unix machine. I've figured out how to update Jenkins to 2.89 (the LTS - that's what I want) on unix (sudo command line). But what I don't know: how to update all the interdependent plugins (there are many) that are listed by Jenkins

Re: Kubernetes Plugin: Option to run pod as different user (e.g. as root)

Yes runAsUser is what you need but it's not yet supported as a field in the plugin This will hopefully be supported soon, working on a way to directly import Pod yaml On Tue, Jan 9, 2018 at 4:20 PM, Torsten Gippert wrote: > Hello everybody, > > > this question is

Re: How to Update Jenkins Plugins

Am 10.01.2018 um 14:12 schrieb ABostonGal ABostonGal: > Since I can't update Jenkins from the UI, I can't update the plugins > from there either - right?  Wrong. Bye...     Dirk -- *Dirk Heinrichs* Senior Systems Engineer, Delivery Pipeline OpenText^TM Discovery | Recommind *Email*:

Re: How to Update Jenkins Plugins

Adding to the first post: I see in the configuration for the plugins in Jenkins the name of the unix machine and the directory for the plugins - but that doesn't mean that if I try to update them from the plugin manager that I will be able to connect to the unix machine and update the plugins

Re: can i use variable to specify the agent label in my declarative pipeline ?

it seems it's already an expected behaviour https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-43820 in the declarative pipelines but ... it seems to work in the scripted pipelines though. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Jenkins Users" group. To

Kubernetes Jenkins Workspace Missing

For anyone that is running Jenkins inside of Kubernetes I keep running in to this error at different stages in a build: missing workspace /home/jenkins/workspace/microservices_master-C4XITRNJL24XVB242LAFAP2EBQBCDSTGI4MVXXF4JREVIVNXQMWA on jenkins-slave-hjmbd-11tcc At first I tried to put a

Jenkins: How multi-configured projects run on a specific node without using labels?

The person who configured Jenkins left company. I am confused with the Jenkins settings. In the current Jenkins setting, many multi-configuration projects run on slave01. The labels of slave01 is "slave01 flyweight". But, in these multi-configuration project configurations, I cannot find the

Re: How to Update Jenkins Plugins

What part is wrong? Can you elaborate on how to update the plugins then? Thanks! On Wednesday, January 10, 2018 at 8:14:53 AM UTC-5, Dirk Heinrichs wrote: > > Am 10.01.2018 um 14:12 schrieb ABostonGal ABostonGal: > > Since I can't update Jenkins from the UI, I can't update the plugins from >

REST api - Get results of jobs that fingerprint was used in.

Hi, Jenkins has feature that shows fingerprints, where they were used and what was the result of each build using particular artifact (JENKINS_URI/fingerprint/ID/) However API exposes usage data a bit differently, as build id ranges: "usage" : [ { "name" : "JOB_NAME", "ranges"