Guys, is there any chance we can add jira-cli tools to the TC agent nodes? It seems that OAuth setup doesn't move anywhere yet and I want to finish this patch validation work ASAP. jira-cli tools allow an external process to comm. with JIRA without any fancy SOAP/REST stuff.
Can anyone who's admin'ing these boxes ping me off-line so we can complete it? Thanks, Cos On Sat, Feb 28, 2015 at 05:22AM, Konstantin Boudnik wrote: > Y'all > > I have put together an initial version of the TC job that pulls in JIRAs in PA > state and find the latest attachment by date. It also creates and artifact > where all earlier processed attachments are listed to avoid duplicated > test runs. The job is here > http://204.14.53.152/viewType.html?buildTypeId=Ignite_PatchValidation_Main > > Now, I need some advice from TC experts, as I have no experience with it, > really. The issue I have as this (perhaps, coming from my ignorance about TC): > 1. it seems that TC builds can be triggered by creating a special remote > branch in git. That would require a job to do pushed to the git, which I > am no fan of... > 2. there might be a way to use some sort of meta-runner that can fetch the > repo, create a branch using provided patch, and then trigger the test-run. > I have no idea how to do it. > 3. Some other unknown-unknown functionality, that I am evidently missing? > > I would really like someone on this list with TC expertise to tell me what's > the preferred way of performing such workflow? E.g. in Jenkins I can trigger a > remote job with a parameter (JIRA #), which then will download the latest > attachment from it (7 lines of Groovy), apply it to the fresh repo clone and > run the tests. How we can do something like that in TC? Looking for the > guidance and help from this list. > > -- > Thanks in advance. Regards, > Cos >
