[JIRA] [fstrigger] (JENKINS-17873) FSTrigger does not accept Parameters

2014-07-01 Thread andy_bi...@scee.net (JIRA)














































Andy Bigos
 commented on  JENKINS-17873


FSTrigger does not accept Parameters















Same situation here. Would be good to avoid repeating the value if such as mechanism was possible.



























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[JIRA] [fstrigger] (JENKINS-17873) FSTrigger does not accept Parameters

2013-05-08 Thread gregory.boissi...@gmail.com (JIRA)














































Gregory Boissinot
 commented on  JENKINS-17873


FSTrigger does not accept Parameters















Job Parameters are only processed at build tine. They cannot be used by XTrigger plugin as the FSTrigger plugin.
Therefore, you have to put the plain value.



























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[JIRA] [fstrigger] (JENKINS-17873) FSTrigger does not accept Parameters

2013-05-08 Thread gregory.boissi...@gmail.com (JIRA)














































Gregory Boissinot
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FSTrigger does not accept Parameters
















Change By:


Gregory Boissinot
(08/May/13 7:38 PM)




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[JIRA] [fstrigger] (JENKINS-17873) FSTrigger does not accept Parameters

2013-05-08 Thread gregory.boissi...@gmail.com (JIRA)














































Gregory Boissinot
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FSTrigger does not accept Parameters















Does it suit you?



























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[JIRA] [fstrigger] (JENKINS-17873) FSTrigger does not accept Parameters

2013-05-08 Thread kb...@imprivata.com (JIRA)














































Ken Beal
 commented on  JENKINS-17873


FSTrigger does not accept Parameters















Hi Gregory, not exactly.  Our scenario is: we want to define the location in one place, and reference it from the other.  Right now we have it as a Parameter, and also as an FSTrigger setting.

I understand that job Parameters cannot be used here  the question now is: is there any mechanism to avoid having this information hard-coded in two locations?

The FSTrigger is to a completion file that the build writes when it is done; we also want to do a directory of that for forensics, so we know time/date and size etc.  The location is a complex path with the "branch" as a component of the path.  We create new build jobs for new branches, and it would be far preferable to have to update one piece of data with the new branch, rather than needing to update two.

Is there any possibility that some other functionality might assist us here?

Thanks!
Ken



























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[JIRA] [fstrigger] (JENKINS-17873) FSTrigger does not accept Parameters

2013-05-06 Thread kb...@imprivata.com (JIRA)














































Ken Beal
 created  JENKINS-17873


FSTrigger does not accept Parameters















Issue Type:


Bug



Affects Versions:


current



Assignee:


Gregory Boissinot



Components:


fstrigger



Created:


06/May/13 3:58 PM



Description:


Repro steps:
1. Create a new job, "Test-FSTrigger".
2. Configure a string Parameter "monitor", with value "c:\test".
3. Check the "FSTrigger - Monitor files", then click "Add file to monitor" and in the "File Path" text field, enter "$monitor".
4. In the "Schedule" text field, enter "* * * * *" so it will monitor every minute.
5. Save the job, and wait one minute.  Then click on the "FSTrigger Files Log" link in the left menu.

Expected results:
It should have said the folder doesn't exist (and then I would create the folder, wait a minute to see what it said then; then create the file, and wait a minute to see it function).

Actual results:
It shows an error: "ERROR - Polling error The given pattern for the file to monitor must have a directory."




Environment:


Windows 7




Project:


Jenkins



Priority:


Major



Reporter:


Ken Beal

























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