Re: How to only build one directory in a pipeline job?
It's still building both projects. Anyone got any ideas?
On Wednesday, 14 June 2017 14:36:06 UTC+1, Mark Allison wrote:
>
> I just noticed a potential bug.
>
> I changed these:
>
>Included Regions: Project1\/.+
>Excluded Regions:
>
> On Wednesday, 14 June 2017 11:44:43 UTC+1, Mark Allison wrote:
>>
>> I have a github repo called multibranch-test with two sub-directories
>> Project1, Project2.
>>
>> PS C:\Repos\multibranch-test> tree .
>> Folder PATH listing for volume Windows
>> Volume serial number is 2085-6D3D
>> C:\REPOS\MULTIBRANCH-TEST
>> ├───Project1
>> └───Project2
>>
>>
>> Each sub-directory has a Jenkinsfile and the code for that project.
>>
>> I Jenkins I have two multibranch pipeline jobs - one for Project1 and one
>> for Project2. In the configuration for Project1 I don't want a push
>> notification or polling to build Project1 if a commit was pushed in
>> sub-directory for Project2.
>>
>> So in Project1 I have configured Additional Behaviours:
>> *Advanced clone behaviours*
>> Shallow clone is checked
>> *Sparse checkout path *is set to Project1
>> *Polling ignores commits in certain paths*
>>Included Regions: Project1/*
>>Excluded Regions: *
>>
>> *Build Configuration*
>> Script Path: Project1/Jenkinsfile
>>
>> What is happening is if I push a commit to master in sub-directory
>> Project2, Project1 and Project2 jobs get built. I only want Project2 to
>> build. Can someone point out what I'm doing wrong?
>>
>> Jenkinsfiles for both Projects are similar and look like:
>>
>> #!groovy
>> node {
>> stage ('checkout') {
>> checkout scm
>> }
>> stage ('build') {
>> dir ('Project1') {
>> bat 'powershell -Command gci'
>> bat 'powershell -Command gci env:'
>> bat 'powershell -File .\\Project1.ps1'
>> }
>> }
>>
>
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Re: How to only build one directory in a pipeline job?
I just noticed a potential bug.
I changed these:
Included Regions: Project1\/.+
Excluded Regions:
On Wednesday, 14 June 2017 11:44:43 UTC+1, Mark Allison wrote:
>
> I have a github repo called multibranch-test with two sub-directories
> Project1, Project2.
>
> PS C:\Repos\multibranch-test> tree .
> Folder PATH listing for volume Windows
> Volume serial number is 2085-6D3D
> C:\REPOS\MULTIBRANCH-TEST
> ├───Project1
> └───Project2
>
>
> Each sub-directory has a Jenkinsfile and the code for that project.
>
> I Jenkins I have two multibranch pipeline jobs - one for Project1 and one
> for Project2. In the configuration for Project1 I don't want a push
> notification or polling to build Project1 if a commit was pushed in
> sub-directory for Project2.
>
> So in Project1 I have configured Additional Behaviours:
> *Advanced clone behaviours*
> Shallow clone is checked
> *Sparse checkout path *is set to Project1
> *Polling ignores commits in certain paths*
>Included Regions: Project1/*
>Excluded Regions: *
>
> *Build Configuration*
> Script Path: Project1/Jenkinsfile
>
> What is happening is if I push a commit to master in sub-directory
> Project2, Project1 and Project2 jobs get built. I only want Project2 to
> build. Can someone point out what I'm doing wrong?
>
> Jenkinsfiles for both Projects are similar and look like:
>
> #!groovy
> node {
> stage ('checkout') {
> checkout scm
> }
> stage ('build') {
> dir ('Project1') {
> bat 'powershell -Command gci'
> bat 'powershell -Command gci env:'
> bat 'powershell -File .\\Project1.ps1'
> }
> }
>
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How to only build one directory in a pipeline job?
I have a github repo called multibranch-test with two sub-directories
Project1, Project2.
PS C:\Repos\multibranch-test> tree .
Folder PATH listing for volume Windows
Volume serial number is 2085-6D3D
C:\REPOS\MULTIBRANCH-TEST
├───Project1
└───Project2
Each sub-directory has a Jenkinsfile and the code for that project.
I Jenkins I have two multibranch pipeline jobs - one for Project1 and one
for Project2. In the configuration for Project1 I don't want a push
notification or polling to build Project1 if a commit was pushed in
sub-directory for Project2.
So in Project1 I have configured Additional Behaviours:
*Advanced clone behaviours*
Shallow clone is checked
*Sparse checkout path *is set to Project1
*Polling ignores commits in certain paths*
Included Regions: Project1/*
Excluded Regions: *
*Build Configuration*
Script Path: Project1/Jenkinsfile
What is happening is if I push a commit to master in sub-directory
Project2, Project1 and Project2 jobs get built. I only want Project2 to
build. Can someone point out what I'm doing wrong?
Jenkinsfiles for both Projects are similar and look like:
#!groovy
node {
stage ('checkout') {
checkout scm
}
stage ('build') {
dir ('Project1') {
bat 'powershell -Command gci'
bat 'powershell -Command gci env:'
bat 'powershell -File .\\Project1.ps1'
}
}
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