Releasing with declarative pipeline

[Ari Maniatis]

I'm starting to experiment with Jenkinsfile configuration and its mostly 
coming together. Probably the hardest thing is sorting out which 
instructions are for the old script syntax and which for the new 
declarative syntax. Probably a few years from now stackoverflow will have 
more correct answers than wrong ones.

Anyhow, I'm stuck on understanding how we are supposed to perform a 
release. Today we use the release plugin so there is a 'release' button 
directly in the UI which performs different (additional) gradle steps after 
the build is successful. In addition, there is a field to type in a version 
number for this release.

All that works well, so something similar would be great. I'm also open to 
other ideas like committing a tag in svn, but I can't see how that would 
work either since I'm only tracking one branch in jenkins. Checking out 
every branch would be horrendous.

Thanks for any pointers.

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Re: How do I purge/clobber stashed files?

[Mark Waite]

That seems like a bug to me if I've understood your phrasing correctly.

I don't expect the stash from one build (for example, build number 14) to
be included in later builds (for example, build number 15).

Within a single build (for example, build number 14), I would initially
assume (until proven otherwise) that multiple references to write to a
stash of the same name would append to a single stash.

Mark Waite

On Wed, Dec 27, 2017 at 10:44 AM red 888  wrote:

> Jenkins docs
> 
>  seem
> ambiguous about this:
>
> Stashed files are not otherwise available and are generally discarded at
> the end of the build.
>
> S "generally" means what? They *should* get discarded by default? Do
> I need to do something to have them discarded?
>
>
> Because my stashed files aren't getting discarded. I run this in my job:
>
> stash name: "myZip", includes: "${differentEveryTime}.zip"
>
>
> And every time the job runs it keeps adding the new zip file to the
> "myZip" stash.
>
> I couldn't find anything in the docs about how to control this. I want
> myZip to clobber everything previously or start empty each job run.
>
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How do I purge/clobber stashed files?

[red 888]

Jenkins docs 

 seem 
ambiguous about this:

Stashed files are not otherwise available and are generally discarded at 
the end of the build.

S "generally" means what? They *should* get discarded by default? Do I 
need to do something to have them discarded?


Because my stashed files aren't getting discarded. I run this in my job:

stash name: "myZip", includes: "${differentEveryTime}.zip"


And every time the job runs it keeps adding the new zip file to the "myZip" 
stash.

I couldn't find anything in the docs about how to control this. I want 
myZip to clobber everything previously or start empty each job run.

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Re: jenkins parallel streams with local files?

[red 888]

Thanks! That was just what I needed, but now I have a question about how to 
clear out the stash for each run. Just made a new post for this question.

On Friday, December 22, 2017 at 7:18:47 PM UTC-5, Mark Waite wrote:
>
> The "stash" step stores files from a workspace.  The "unstash" step 
> retrieves previously stored stashes.
>
> Mark Waite
>
> On Fri, Dec 22, 2017 at 5:16 PM red 888  > wrote:
>
>> My parallel steps need access to a local file in the workspace of the 
>> job. But it seems they can access it?
>>
>> I tried listing the workspace in each stream:
>>
>>
>> powershell "ls ${workspace}"
>>
>>
>> they are all empty! Each stream has its own workspace and the output of 
>> each stream ls C:\workspace\branch_name@ shows no files.
>>
>> How they get access to the main workspace? they're pretty much useless to 
>> me if they can't even access local files.
>>
>>
>> I understand this could create a race condition, is there at least a 
>> feature to copy files from the main workspace to the stream workspaces?
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Jenkins not found elements with JS.

[Lucio Amorim]

Hello.

First, sorry my poor english, i am braziliam and not speak good.

My Jenkins show the message 'element no found' during the test with 
selenium in the webpage but in Eclipse not have a problems with the test.
I used the getPageSource during the test for the return the HTML, the HTML 
not have the element.
nothing with JS is found in the HTML.

:(


 

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Re: How to change the Jenkins Time Zone

[Chicago]

What is your user.timezone in Jenkins? Go to /system info and look for 
user.timezone 

Sincerely, 
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