Re: Can you specify a host / agent for a single build step in a freestyle project?

2018-12-07 Thread Adam von Nieda 

   Thanks for the reply Eric, yeah that’s a workaround I could try. I was 
hoping there was some plugin that I hadn’t been able to find that made it 
simple, but I guess not. 

   Best regards,

  -Adam 

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> On Dec 7, 2018, at 8:12 AM, Eric Pyle  wrote:
> 
> This isn't exactly what you asked, but you could:
> 1. Break up each step into its own freestyle job, and give each of those 
> sub-jobs a parameter of type Node or Label.
> 2. In the main job, call each sub-job using the build step "Trigger/call 
> builds on other projects", passing the desired agent as a parameter. You 
> could also pass "Current build parameters" or environment variables to give 
> the build step what it needs.
> 
> -Eric
> 
> On 12/6/2018 6:52 PM, Adam von Nieda wrote:
>> 
>>   Thanks very much for the reply Jan, I’m aware of being able to do this 
>> with a pipeline. I’ll ask again in case anyone else wants to respond. By the 
>> way, a freestyle project is not necessarily isolated to a single node, you 
>> can specify labels or individual servers using the NodeLabel plugin. That’s 
>> different from what I’m asking below though.  
>> 
>> 
>> I’m able to split parts of a build across multiple nodes using a pipeline, 
>> is there any way to do that with a freestyle project? Maybe a plugin I 
>> haven’t run across? 
>> 
>> For example, my project might look like the following..
>> 
>> Step1: Execute on node 2
>> Step 2: Execute on node 3
>> Step 3: Execute on node 1
>> Step 4: Execute on node 2
>> 
>>   I have steps that have to run on specific nodes. 
>> 
>>   Thanks for any insight you might have!
>> 
>> --
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>> a...@vonnieda.org 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> On Dec 6, 2018, at 5:22 PM, Jan Monterrubio >> > wrote:
>>> 
>>> I think a declarative pipeline might be able to accomplish this with the 
>>> “agent” closure. 
>>> 
>>> Iirc the free style project will run all in a single node. 
>>> 
>>> On Thu, Dec 6, 2018 at 16:06 Adam von Nieda >> > wrote:
>>> 
>>>Hi folks,
>>> 
>>>I’m able to split parts of a build across multiple nodes using a 
>>> pipeline, is there any way to do that with a freestyle project? Maybe a 
>>> plugin I haven’t run across? 
>>> 
>>> For example, my project might look like the following..
>>> 
>>> Step1: Execute on node 2
>>> Step 2: Execute on node 3
>>> Step 3: Execute on node 1
>>> Step 4: Execute on node 2
>>> 
>>>I have steps that have to run on specific nodes. 
>>> 
>>>Thanks for any insight you might have!
>>> 
>>>-Adam vonNieda
>>> 
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Re: Can you specify a host / agent for a single build step in a freestyle project?

2018-12-07 Thread Eric Pyle 

This isn't exactly what you asked, but you could:
1. Break up each step into its own freestyle job, and give each of those 
sub-jobs a parameter of type Node or Label.
2. In the main job, call each sub-job using the build step "Trigger/call 
builds on other projects", passing the desired agent as a parameter. You 
could also pass "Current build parameters" or environment variables to 
give the build step what it needs.


-Eric

On 12/6/2018 6:52 PM, Adam von Nieda wrote:


  Thanks very much for the reply Jan, I’m aware of being able to do 
this with a pipeline. I’ll ask again in case anyone else wants to 
respond. By the way, a freestyle project is not necessarily isolated 
to a single node, you can specify labels or individual servers using 
the NodeLabel plugin. That’s different from what I’m asking below though.



I’m able to split parts of a build across multiple nodes using a 
pipeline, is there any way to do that with a freestyle project? Maybe 
a plugin I haven’t run across?


For example, my project might look like the following..

Step1: Execute on node 2
Step 2: Execute on node 3
Step 3: Execute on node 1
Step 4: Execute on node 2

  I have steps that have to run on specific nodes.

  Thanks for any insight you might have!

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On Dec 6, 2018, at 5:22 PM, Jan Monterrubio > wrote:


I think a declarative pipeline might be able to accomplish this with 
the “agent” closure.


Iirc the free style project will run all in a single node.

On Thu, Dec 6, 2018 at 16:06 Adam von Nieda > wrote:



   Hi folks,

   I’m able to split parts of a build across multiple nodes using
a pipeline, is there any way to do that with a freestyle project?
Maybe a plugin I haven’t run across?

For example, my project might look like the following..

Step1: Execute on node 2
Step 2: Execute on node 3
Step 3: Execute on node 1
Step 4: Execute on node 2

   I have steps that have to run on specific nodes.

   Thanks for any insight you might have!

   -Adam vonNieda

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Re: Can you specify a host / agent for a single build step in a freestyle project?

2018-12-06 Thread Adam von Nieda 

  Thanks very much for the reply Jan, I’m aware of being able to do this with a 
pipeline. I’ll ask again in case anyone else wants to respond. By the way, a 
freestyle project is not necessarily isolated to a single node, you can specify 
labels or individual servers using the NodeLabel plugin. That’s different from 
what I’m asking below though.  


I’m able to split parts of a build across multiple nodes using a pipeline, is 
there any way to do that with a freestyle project? Maybe a plugin I haven’t run 
across? 

For example, my project might look like the following..

Step1: Execute on node 2
Step 2: Execute on node 3
Step 3: Execute on node 1
Step 4: Execute on node 2

  I have steps that have to run on specific nodes. 

  Thanks for any insight you might have!

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> On Dec 6, 2018, at 5:22 PM, Jan Monterrubio  wrote:
> 
> I think a declarative pipeline might be able to accomplish this with the 
> “agent” closure. 
> 
> Iirc the free style project will run all in a single node. 
> 
> On Thu, Dec 6, 2018 at 16:06 Adam von Nieda  > wrote:
> 
>Hi folks,
> 
>I’m able to split parts of a build across multiple nodes using a pipeline, 
> is there any way to do that with a freestyle project? Maybe a plugin I 
> haven’t run across? 
> 
> For example, my project might look like the following..
> 
> Step1: Execute on node 2
> Step 2: Execute on node 3
> Step 3: Execute on node 1
> Step 4: Execute on node 2
> 
>I have steps that have to run on specific nodes. 
> 
>Thanks for any insight you might have!
> 
>-Adam vonNieda
> 
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Re: Can you specify a host / agent for a single build step in a freestyle project?

2018-12-06 Thread Jan Monterrubio 
I think a declarative pipeline might be able to accomplish this with the
“agent” closure.

Iirc the free style project will run all in a single node.

On Thu, Dec 6, 2018 at 16:06 Adam von Nieda  wrote:

>
>Hi folks,
>
>I’m able to split parts of a build across multiple nodes using a
> pipeline, is there any way to do that with a freestyle project? Maybe a
> plugin I haven’t run across?
>
> For example, my project might look like the following..
>
> Step1: Execute on node 2
> Step 2: Execute on node 3
> Step 3: Execute on node 1
> Step 4: Execute on node 2
>
>I have steps that have to run on specific nodes.
>
>Thanks for any insight you might have!
>
>-Adam vonNieda
>
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Can you specify a host / agent for a single build step in a freestyle project?

2018-12-06 Thread Adam von Nieda 


   Hi folks,

   I’m able to split parts of a build across multiple nodes using a pipeline, 
is there any way to do that with a freestyle project? Maybe a plugin I haven’t 
run across? 

For example, my project might look like the following..

Step1: Execute on node 2
Step 2: Execute on node 3
Step 3: Execute on node 1
Step 4: Execute on node 2

   I have steps that have to run on specific nodes. 

   Thanks for any insight you might have!

   -Adam vonNieda

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