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Re: Using build pipeline and promotion
Have you tried the latest version of the build pipeline plugin. It allows you to retry successful builds *Geoff Bullen * Centrum Systems Level 8, 5 Elizabeth Street Sydney *0408 659 395 (m) 02 9235 0516 (t)** * http://www.centrumsystems.com.au On 6 June 2012 02:43, Singh pawan.gandhi...@gmail.com wrote: I am using build pipeline. The issue that I am facing to keep track which build number is deployed into web contains at a given time. I tried to using Promotion Status which goes out of sync, so for time being I am using fingerprinting page to see latest build. Here are my settings I have started with two jobs in pipeline 1. Basic ci build which polls svn and generates war a. A promotion in ci build which promotes a particular build from its downstream deployment job success.. something like “promote-to-dev”. 2. Deploy build (manually trigger required in pipeline) But problem comes, when i want to redeploy a specific build, no retry button successful deployment job in pipeline. Alternatively, i run deploy job by passing parameter as build number (using Build Selector for copy artifact parameter type). It redeploy provided build number artifact from ci job but doesn’t promote that build number again. So this way my Promotion Status goes out of sync. Any idea will be helpful. Thanks Pawan
Re: Scheduled build taking presedence in Build Pipeline
No, as it currently stands if you have a scheduled job it will just kick off a new job and won't be part of the pipeline. You'll need to create a feature request for this... (would be useful though, I agree) *Geoff Bullen * Centrum Systems Level 8, 5 Elizabeth Street Sydney *0408 659 395 (m) 02 9235 0516 (t)** * http://www.centrumsystems.com.au On Thu, Mar 29, 2012 at 8:21 PM, Sion themrs...@gmail.com wrote: I have a build pipeline configured to works as follows: Unit tests - Metrics - Deployment. The unit test is a polled job that then triggers my metrics and finally the deployment. So that I dont keep wiping the CI environment I have the deployment occur nightly... this introduced a problem. The scheduling for the deployment takes presedence over whether the upstream was succesful or not. Am I missing a configuration that says ONLY run the scheduled task if the upstream was succesful? Any help is most appreciated.
Re: Pipelines in Jenkins...
The join plugin doesn't work with the build pipeline plugin. However you can achieve pretty much the same thing by wrapping up multiple jobs a build steps using the parametrised triggers plugin In terms of passing artefacts down a pipeline of jobs, what I tend to do is pass a unique identifier along the pipeline that is used to publish the built artefact early on and to retrieve built artefacts later on. You can use the copy artefact plugin to pass built artefacts around as well On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 12:44 PM, R. Tyler Croy ty...@monkeypox.org wrote: On Wed, 15 Feb 2012, Jeff wrote: I'm trying to implement Jenkins with Maven as the build CI/CD tool since it does so well with the technologies we are using out of the box instead of GO that the larger .NET-based organization is using. I've done Jenkins jobs for stand-alone projects but not jobs chained from dependent projects. Conceptually, I can see how dependent jobs are configured using the build pipeline plugin (though we only have one project so far). What is unclear is how downstream jobs are configured to consume the artifacts and/or outputs produced upstream. Plugins to check out: * Join plugin * Copy Artifacts plugin Those might meet your needs, I use them both heavily to create longish pipelines. - R. Tyler Croy -- Code: http://github.com/rtyler Chatter: http://twitter.com/agentdero rty...@jabber.org
