Re: Query about running different job steps on different slaves
Hi there again! I managed to publish most of the plugin (without couple of still private plugin references) to the github over here: https://github.com/pupssman/compound-slaves If that builds and installs correctly, following stuff should happen: - there should be added Compound Slaves section to global config, containing a configurable list of sub-slave roles - there should be a new slave creation option - Multi-node slave - and a new builder - Run something on a sub-node - and also a new cloud - CompoundCloud All these configuration should be pretty self-explanatory (atleast, I hope so). Any feedback and questions are greatly appreciated! If the plugin is missing some features - start an issue in the tracker or create a pull request. Best regards, Ivan Kalinin. On Thursday, November 22, 2012 5:31:17 PM UTC+4, alok kumar wrote: Hey there, That would be great!! Can you please share it with me? Also, please let me know how to get it from github as I am new to this. Thanks a lot for the help. Alok On Thu, Nov 22, 2012 at 12:10 PM, Ivan Kalinin pups...@gmail.comjavascript: wrote: Hi! Actually, I've managed to develop a plugin for my own needs that implements what you want. It allows to 'connect' a group of slaves to form a so-called 'compound slave' - a virtual entity, proxying Slave.doBuild() (or wassitsname) to a different subslave of the group. It adds a build step 'run something on a sub-node' to delegate particular build step to a sub-slave. The plugin even can create 'compound' slaves on-the-fly as a cloud provider from real slaves provisioned in some other cloud. If that sounds promising to you, I can share it on github (currently is privately-hosted) and you can try to tweak it up to you needs. Cheers, pupssman. On Wednesday, November 21, 2012 6:18:29 PM UTC+4, alok kumar wrote: Hi, Can anyone let me know if it is possible to execute different build steps on different slaves from within a single job? Is there any plugin that supports that? If not, what can be the workaround to achieve the same? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Alok
request host for vmware-esx-plugin
hello jenkins community, i would like my plugin hosted. it allows a vm to be reverted to a snapshot as one of the build steps either before or after the build. i have the code hosted at https://github.com/xterm-one/vmware-esx-plugin thanks, phil
Re: Request for hosting
hello everybody, i too would like my plugin hosted. it allows a vm to be reverted to a snapshot as one of the build steps either before or after the build. i have the code hosted at https://github.com/xterm-one/vmware-esx-plugin please let me know if im missing something or if i need to provide anymore information. thanks, phil On Tuesday, November 20, 2012 9:24:35 AM UTC-6, Lloyd wrote: Hi all, I'd like to request hosting for my jenkins plugin which posts a message to a buddycloud channel. It is currently hosted in my github repo here: https://github.com/lloydwatkin/buddycloud-for-jenkins Cheers, Lloyd.
Plugins contributing to Build Failure Analyser
Hi there, Firstly, thanks for the Build Failure Analyser plugin -- I'm sure this will be useful for a huge number of Jenkins users. While I can see that developers can add further Indications to the plugin, would it be possible for plugins to contribute Failure Causes directly for builds? For example, I just had to manually create a Failure Cause with a Build Log Indication which scans for ^Build timed out.+ -- to detect timeouts triggered by the Build Timeout Plugin. But the timeout plugin *knows* that it's changing the build output, so it would be nice if it could also report this information directly to the BFA plugin -- without BFA having to scan the logs, and without the user having to manually configure a Failure Cause. Would this be possible? There are a lot of plugins out there which can change the build result, so this would be really cool :) Thanks, Chris
RE: Plugins contributing to Build Failure Analyser
That's a great idea! It's a bit tricky to implement though with regards to the statistics logging. The cause needs to be present in the database if you are using the mongodb implementation and I guess any future addons might need it too. I'm not saying that it can't be done though ;) just a bit complicated. Robert Sandell Software Tools Engineer - SW Environment and Product Configuration Sony Mobile Communications -Original Message- From: jenkinsci-dev@googlegroups.com [mailto:jenkinsci- d...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Christopher Orr Sent: den 23 november 2012 15:21 To: jenkinsci-dev@googlegroups.com Subject: Plugins contributing to Build Failure Analyser Hi there, Firstly, thanks for the Build Failure Analyser plugin -- I'm sure this will be useful for a huge number of Jenkins users. While I can see that developers can add further Indications to the plugin, would it be possible for plugins to contribute Failure Causes directly for builds? For example, I just had to manually create a Failure Cause with a Build Log Indication which scans for ^Build timed out.+ -- to detect timeouts triggered by the Build Timeout Plugin. But the timeout plugin *knows* that it's changing the build output, so it would be nice if it could also report this information directly to the BFA plugin -- without BFA having to scan the logs, and without the user having to manually configure a Failure Cause. Would this be possible? There are a lot of plugins out there which can change the build result, so this would be really cool :) Thanks, Chris
Re: Request for hosting
The VMWare vFabric Application Director plugin I've requested hosting for is not in relation to the vSphere plugin. Please let me know if you need something else to grant hosting for this plugin. On Friday, November 23, 2012 9:00:37 AM UTC-5, nicolas de loof wrote: any relation with https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/vSphere+Cloud+Plugin ? 2012/11/23 phil soliz phil@gmail.com javascript: hello everybody, i too would like my plugin hosted. it allows a vm to be reverted to a snapshot as one of the build steps either before or after the build. i have the code hosted at https://github.com/xterm-one/**vmware-esx-pluginhttps://github.com/xterm-one/vmware-esx-plugin please let me know if im missing something or if i need to provide anymore information. thanks, phil On Tuesday, November 20, 2012 9:24:35 AM UTC-6, Lloyd wrote: Hi all, I'd like to request hosting for my jenkins plugin which posts a message to a buddycloud channel. It is currently hosted in my github repo here: https://github.com/**lloydwatkin/buddycloud-for-**jenkinshttps://github.com/lloydwatkin/buddycloud-for-jenkins Cheers, Lloyd.
Re: Request for hosting
done. https://github.com/jenkinsci/application-director-plugin (name changed to follow conventions) 2012/11/22 Jonathan Fullam jonathanful...@gmail.com: I've created a plugin that integrate with VMware vFabric Application Director. It allows deployments and end to end environment provisioning through Application Director. My github ID is jfullam. The following git repo can be forked: https://github.com/jfullam/jenkins-application-director Thanks! -- Olivier Lamy Talend: http://coders.talend.com http://twitter.com/olamy | http://linkedin.com/in/olamy
Selenium Plugin
Hi, Can anyone explain to me how to set up the Selenium plugin in Jenkins 1.491 with Firefox 17.0 so that it actually executes the tests? I have been trying for months and I am not seeing the firefox.exe process spawn. Is there a blog post out there anywhere specifically dealing with this? Regards, Andrew
