;t work. When i try to load a class from the jar i get a failure
saying the class cannot be resolved.
Has anyone got this to work within docker? Or any other pointers to
accomplish this?
Thanks for your help
ZT
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sorry for the delay, i got tied up with workarounds but this continues to be an
issue.
My goal is to load some custom jars into Jenkins so I am mounting this
directory already.
When i use docker-compose
I have to do something like
docker-compose run -d --commonLibFolder={libDirectoryLocatio
sorry for the delay, i got tied up with workarounds but this continues to be an
issue.
My goal is to load some custom jars into Jenkins so I am mounting this
directory already.
When i use docker-compose
I have to do something like
docker-compose run -d --commonLibFolder={libDirectoryLocatio
Hello,
I have written some custom groovy scripts (bundled as Jars) which need to
access the class jenkins.model.Jenkins
I have my custom JARS installed into Jenkins and they are loaded properly
(verified through the Jenkins Script Console). However, When my script
imports jenkins.model.Jenkins
I have a few credentials defined and i want them replaced in the maven
settings file (defined through the Config File Provider Plugin) - same
server Id's
I went through the documentation of Config File Provider Plugin and defined
it as attached.
But when i my free style job referring to this s
