Is it possible for a log to be generated that lists which Jenkins Plugins were active during a build?

*Is there a Jenkins Plugin that can create a log that lists which Jenkins Plugins were active during a build?* This would make it possible for our team to detect which Jenkins Plugins are not being used, and could therefore be safely deleted. Also, if the Jenkins plugins active during a build

Having Trouble with Inheritable Parameters in Jenkins, value zero is interpreted as null

I am having trouble with Inheritable Parameters in Jenkins My build system is still based on Build Flow, I have not converted to Pipeline yet My Jenkins version is 2.5 My "Project-Inheritance" plugin version was originally 2.0, I rolled back to 1.5.3 later, but am having the same problem with

Need location of Jenkins 2.5 msi file

In the Jenkins website there is an article "Windows installers are now available" https://jenkins.io/blog/2011/03/23/windows-installers-are-now-available/ Does anyone know the internet location from which Jenkins msi's can be downloaded? I would especially like to download a Jenkins msi for

Re: Why have our Jenkins/Plugins *.hpi files changed to *.jpi files?

, November 8, 2016 at 9:40:24 AM UTC-6, Robert Kruck wrote: > Based on your result, and based on the fact that no one in our group > touched Jenkins Plugins in any way (in our build servers), is it possible > that some sort of internal code in our Jenkins main installation (we are > using

Re: Why have our Jenkins/Plugins *.hpi files changed to *.jpi files?

: > > > On 08.11.2016, at 15:59, Robert Kruck <robert...@gmail.com > > wrote: > > > > I would expect all the renamed *.jpi Jenkins plugins to have "Date > Modified" updated to November 2016, but the "Date Modified" for all the > renamed *.jpi Jenkins pl

Re: Why have our Jenkins/Plugins *.hpi files changed to *.jpi files?

.hpi): NameDate Modified Date Created versionnumber.jpi 6/15/2016 2:10 PM 9/16/2014 11:28 AM + On Tuesday, November 8, 2016 at 8:36:11 AM UTC-6, Daniel Beck wrote: > > > On 08.11.2016, at 15:29, Robert Kru

Re: Why have our Jenkins/Plugins *.hpi files changed to *.jpi files?

om an update site. > But rename of existing files doesn't happen AFAIK. > > > On 08.11.2016, at 14:03, Robert Kruck <robert...@gmail.com > > wrote: > > > > We have Jenkins plugins installed on three Jenkins Master build servers. > > > > Until very

Why have our Jenkins/Plugins *.hpi files changed to *.jpi files?

We have Jenkins plugins installed on three Jenkins Master build servers. Until very recently all Jenkins plugins files in the Jenkins/Plugins folders of these three build servers had a filename ending in *.hpi. When I looked into these folders yesterday all the Jenkins plugins files now have a

I need to know Bundled Plugins version numbers for Jenkins 2.5

For Jenkins 2.5 I know which are its bundled plugins by examining the *.hpi files associated with Jenkins 2.5, but I don't know the versions of these plugins. I know there are scripts to find out bundled plugins' versions but I am not allowed to download them to my workplace computer. Does

Re: Maintaining a unique Build Number across multiple build servers

On Monday, September 19, 2016 at 2:54:15 PM UTC-5, Robert Kruck wrote: > > Is it possible to preserve the integrity of build numbers (NO DUPLICATES > and build numbers in order) while building in multiple Jenkins build > servers? > > If this capability exists in Jenkins, wh

Can Jenkins builds be launched in a specific order?

Can Jenkins builds be launched in a specific order? We are launching Jenkins builds using a spreadsheet in which the needed parameters for each Jenkins build appear in each row of the spreadsheet. We would prefer that Jenkins builds be done in a priority order, instead all the Jenkins builds

Maintaining a unique Build Number across multiple build servers

Is it possible to preserve the integrity of build numbers (NO DUPLICATES and build numbers in order) while building in multiple Jenkins build servers? If this capability exists in Jenkins, what Jenkins plugins are required, and what versions of Jenkins itself, and of the required Jenkins

Can the “Throttle Concurrent Builds Plugin" be used to reliably prevent concurrent builds in a multi-server, "build farm" setting?

Can the “Throttle Concurrent Builds Plugin" be used to reliably prevent concurrent builds in a multi-server, "build farm" setting? Example: if the Build Farm consisted of Master Server, Slave Server 1, Slave Server 2, Slave Server 3 - could the master server request three builds, for three

Does the Jenkins Manage Plugins page display a warning if a plugin has a missing dependency?

Does the Jenkins "Manage Plugins" page display a warning, if a Jenkins Plugin has a missing dependency? Example: If *Jenkins Plugin "A"* requires *Jenkins Plugin "B"* as a dependency, and I installed Jenkins Plugin "A" * only*, would a warning about the missing *Jenkins Plugin "B"* appear in

Re: How can semaphores be used to avoid race conditions in Jenkins?

On Thursday, May 5, 2016 at 7:44:47 AM UTC-5, Robert Kruck wrote: > > How can semaphores be used to avoid race conditions in Jenkins? > > We have Jenkins projects that apply StarTeam labels to file versions. > > All labeling for each software package must be compl

How can semaphores be used to avoid race conditions in Jenkins?

How can semaphores be used to avoid race conditions in Jenkins? We have Jenkins projects that apply StarTeam labels to file versions. All labeling for each software package must be completed, before going on to label another software pages. Is there a Jenkins plugin that can reliably