Messy indeed. :)
Well, with luck I stumbled across this.
https://themettlemonkey.wordpress.com/2014/10/03/programmatically-set-jenkins-build-variables/
And a bit of digging was able to utilize the EnvInject's plugin
EnvInjectBuilderContributionAction.
That left me with a more flexible and sane
I'm trying to inject a variable in to a job mid-flight who triggers another
job and waits for it, 'inject environment variables' seems to do what I
want with the caveat being it doesn't appear to do parameter substitution.
My build step does :
build.addAction(new ParametersAction([ new
If you're running as a service, change the service settings to run as whichever
user you desire. I think it defaults to user 'system' by default.
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and, slightly changing my google search terms led me to this.
https://rucialk.wordpress.com/2016/03/17/jenkins-groovy-accessing-build-parameters/
Winner!
On Monday, May 23, 2016 at 6:05:44 PM UTC+1, Niksan wrote:
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> Pretty much as the subject says, getting them when running as a
Pretty much as the subject says, getting them when running as a system
script is easy enough, but as there's no access to 'build' a a none system
script run on a slave, how does one do that?
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I'm wanting to create a temporary batchfile on a Jenkins slave via groovy
similar to the way Jenkins itself does when invoking a Windows batch file.
cmd /c call C:\Windows\TEMP\hudson6180922768700485046.bat
How do I go about doing that via groovy in Jenkins?
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(
jobToTrigger)*.getFuture()
newJobFuture = parameters!=null ? jobToTrigger.scheduleBuild2( 0, cause,
parameters ) : jobToTrigger.scheduleBuild2( 0, cause )
return currentJobFutures.contains(newJobFuture) ? null : newJobFuture
}
On Friday, May 20, 2016 at 1:33:23 PM UTC+1, Niksan wrote:
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&
dding job ${job.task}")
futureJobs.add( job )
} else {
println("Job aleady queued")
}
It's doesn't look great for me, and I'll be suprised if there's not a
better approach, but something is better than nothing I guess.
On Friday, May 20, 2016 at 12:41:44 PM UTC+1, Ni
Also, how is one supposed to getId() from a hudson.model.queue.FutureImpl
exactly?
On Thursday, May 19, 2016 at 8:09:22 PM UTC+1, Daniel Beck wrote:
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> > So
in the queue, assume a refused. And of course hope the queue
doesn't change between those operations. Wow. :)
On Friday, May 20, 2016 at 10:33:08 AM UTC+1, Niksan wrote:
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> I'm not sure under what circumstances an item merge occurs, but that would
> be problematic, as it would b
tarted, I guess with a mixture of cancel checks and what not could
determine the actual cause.
I'd have to run some tests to see what means what.
On Thursday, May 19, 2016 at 8:09:22 PM UTC+1, Daniel Beck wrote:
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> > On 19.05.2016, at 15:37, 'Niksan' via Jenkins Users <
> jen
So, you can fire jobs off in Groovy using ScheduleBuild2 which returns a
future. By its nature, Jenkins will purge any duplicate build requests at
some point.
How can we tell given a future if that job was purged by Jenkins itself to
know it never actually ran? Or does that future return that
Cheers, although I'm not using pipeline and I guess this can;t be pulled
out to just be put in a groovy script build step?
On Friday, April 29, 2016 at 3:53:55 AM UTC+1, Craig Rodrigues wrote:
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> Niksan,
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> Take a look at this Pipeline script I wrote:
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> https://githu
Well, the case I'm interested in is a conditional build step and to be
notified that the step is going to happen.
On Thursday, April 28, 2016 at 3:48:17 PM UTC+1, slide wrote:
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> I've been planning on adding a build step for email-ext, I just haven't
> had the time yet. If you have multiple
>
> Ah great, exactly what I was looking for, I also realised I'd also be
> better parsing the string before parsing the JSON, rather than the other
> way round, simplifies it a lot. :)
>
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> Thanks for that, I'm only interested in reading though, I came up with a
> solution although I'm rusty with Groovy but it will make do until a better
> approach appears.
>
This method enables me to write test json in the console for test purposes.
def token1 = 'Replaced-Token1'
def token2
I have a job which has a groovy script and inside there I have a JSON like
array which I parse, I'd like to offload this array to a JSON file on disk
but it contains some elements that are gathered from parameters for the job.
What's the best way of injecting / replacing tokens in a JSON file
I'm trying to execute a system command on the server from a client and wait
for its result, the syncronization was a side effect of using wait(),
waitFor() is what I was after though, thanks.
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When running a process on a slave using execute system groovy, what's the
correct way to syncronise so a wait() can be performed on the process?
def proc = "dir".execute()
synchronized (proc) {
proc.consumeProcessOutput(out, out)
proc.wait();
}
this just waits forever and not
As the subject says, in concurrent builds, as the linking is non atomic,
depending how many jobs you have running you get exceptions because
multiple instances try to do the same operation.
As with some if not most concurrent jobs, a last successful / failed makes
no sense, so is there anyway
The matrix job differs in its workspace layout so doesn't play ball, a square
peg for a round hole.
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Parameters matter, the fix is obvious in hindsight.
new StringParameterValue( 'Distribution_Label', node ),
should be
new LabelParameterValue( 'Distribution_Label', node ),
Happy days \o/
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I'm trying to control where jobs are run from a groovy script, it's an edge
case that I have to run on all nodes in a label rather than what's free. I
was hoping I could use the nodelabel plugin to do this.
On my slave job I have a label parameter, named and defaults to my label
that a lot of
I spent a while doing some cool execution scripts in groovy to change the
display name for a job concurrently whilst executing a windows batch file.
Unfortunately I was bit by the system groovy script only executing on the
server. As I only want to change the display name for a job, so the
Aha, maybe this will work.
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Jenkins+Script+Console
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Does anyone know if you can get at the launcher via groovy postscript, so
one can do launcher.launch rather than reinvent the wheel and do
string.execute()?
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Anyone know what this is?
org.codehaus.groovy.runtime.DefaultGroovyMethods$7@1bdb2d5
I'm trying to iterate through a regex matcher and having no joy at all.
Or is there a better way of being able to access the results from a regex
matcher, I've tried using .collect() and lots of other
I resorted to using a bit of regex. *shudder* :)
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Is there anyway, via a Groovy post step if that's possible, to get an exit
code number that a build step yielded causing a Jenkins job to fail?
I'm interested in getting a return code from a windows batch step so I can
use that info to change the display name for a Jenkins job.
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I've just updated email-ext to 2.40 with the hope it fixes issues with
sending text with replaced with quot etc. This seems fixed but now has
problem with ampersands.
#x2714 (which should and used to display a tick in email) is replaced by
amp;#x2714
Does anyone know of work around or is
Niksan sumo...@googlemail.com
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I've just updated email-ext to 2.40 with the hope it fixes issues with
sending text with replaced with quot etc. This seems fixed but now has
problem with ampersands.
#x2714 (which should and used to display a tick in email) is replaced
with
1.608 not being available for download properly yet so, if true, that
might be the cause of the issue.
Richard
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I'm currently on 1.598 and trying
I'm currently on 1.598 and trying to auto update to 1.608 but it stays on
pending for jenkins.war for a while with the following output.
hudson.util.IOException2: Failed to download from
http://updates.jenkins-ci.org/download/war/1.608/jenkins.war (redirected
to:
Niksan sumo...@googlemail.com
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Is there anything special that needs setting somewhere for this to work?
Using the sample at the bottom of CssInlinerTest.java where the location
is using something that expands to the file location on disk orusing the
jenkins http://host
Is there anything special that needs setting somewhere for this to work?
Using the sample at the bottom of CssInlinerTest.java where the location is
using something that expands to the file location on disk orusing the
jenkins http://host/userContent/image.png just puts the img src=location
I've see the exact same, you're not alone, I thought it fully wiped out my
accounts but I didn't re-enable Jenkins internal database so my post (or
the second part of it at least) is irrelevant.
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/jenkinsci-users/E42NFkiHCPM
On Monday, December 1, 2014
The annoying thing is, the permissions still exist in config.xml, it's
almost as if Jenkins is just not reading them in at all when rebooting the
server.
On Monday, December 1, 2014 3:00:39 PM UTC, Scribe wrote:
Thanks Niksan,
Glad I'm not the only one. I'll check the status of the ticket
I'm not sure if anyone else has ever seen this, but I have had it happen
the last two times I've restarted the Jenkins server. I'm currently on
v1.589 and it does it here.
I've set up four user accounts who have full permissions set and anonymous
just has read set. This is all done via Jenkins
I mean, what is it that needs to use the full absolute path or even its
own working directory name?
The four character path constraint.
C:\\All My sub dirs here This will work.
C:\A\All My sub dirs here This will not.
This is a OS/Tools/Third party constraint, I don't see how not
Ok, I'm going to knock this one on the head. Thanks for trying to help.
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This should be trivial with a small groovy script, build today can be easily
worked out by traversing builds.
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So I have a job that sets to use a custom workspace with a directory of
C:\Chk, now, I'd like this directory to persist on a slave too on another
machine, but as you have to put a remote root directory you end up with the
slave creating folder along the lines of C:\C\Chk.
What's the correct
Oddly enough, if I set custom workspace and remote root both to C:\Chk this
works as intended, but that limits one job per node. :/
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No, if you run other jobs on that node they should be created as
Unfortunately, my jobs are path length volatile, currently four characters
(I know, some constraints just suck). The jobs also have to be synchronous,
as in I can have two of them running together on a singular machine. If
That depends on what you mean by the rest of the path, the master suffers
from the same issue, I suppose one way would be to have the master not
perform any builds and somehow leverage the
hudson.model.Slave.workspaceRoot token and omit the workspace override on
the job, if any of that makes
I'm currently on v1.583 and the same happened on v1.571 while using the
launch agent from browser on slave option I cannot get it to work, all the
slaves I'd like to run are on external machines to the server and I get the
following Java error when running.
java.lang.NullPointerException
Ok, so installing Java8 JRE on the client machines made this work, who
knew. :)
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Hi Jim,
This is what I used before I submitted the PR, just put the following as a
system groovy script build step..
import hudson.model.*
///
// calculate all change lists and commiters of all
Nevermind, I decided to give Intellij CE a go, and I don't know what kind
of voodoo magic it does, but it makes things a lot simpler. :)
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1.7?
BTW: you would get more answers in the dev-list (CC)
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I'm currently trying to get a change number from the last successful build,
I can do this as a URL but I'm wondering if there's a more simple approach
to getting this info to make it part of an email-ext mail so I can provide
the last successful changelist along with the broken one.
I should probably add that I'm running on a Windows machine if that makes
any difference.
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While I was waiting for a reply I started googling like a nut job, doesn't
help it's my first day with Java either. :) However I managed to rustle up
something up if it's of any use to anyone else.
Cheers.
import hudson.model.*
def lastWorkingBuildCS =
Is there anyway to get the root from a perforce workspace so that
%WORKSPACE% in the windows batch command maps to it, as when you set it
not to allow jenkins to create a workspace there's no way to tell where
your source actually is. At the moment %WORKSPACE% is currently mapped to
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