How to use variable thresholds instead of constants in build status thresholds in job configuration?

2017-02-18 Thread esharish
Instead of hard coding the build status thresholds into Jenkins 
configuration, I want to use variable thresholds that either are read from 
a file or supplied as input parameters to job. 

Does anyone know if there is a way to do this? I tried using injected 
variables as thresholds in warnings plugin and did not work.

-Harish


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Are there ways to set different reference build to plugin or set dynamic thresholds?

2017-02-14 Thread esharish
We have a master job that builds the master branch and various plugins
ex.warnings plugin tracks the  counts of warnings detected in master. 

Then we have a gerrit job that build the gerrit patches.The warnings plugin
and other plugins by default compare delta against previous successful
gerrit build. But we want to make compare warnings counts against the master
build instead. Is there some known way to specify to use a different job as
reference? 

I can think of following roundabout ways. 
1. Execute post-build script in master job that will update the thresholds
in the gerrit job config.xml and reload.
2. Set dynamic thresholds with job parameters..but will not work if plugin
will not accept parameter variables as thresholds?

Does someone know other or better solutions to this?







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