Re: Revisiting bundled plugins

I would love to see bundled/pinned plugins to go away and removing some bundled plugins without introducing new ones sounds like a good plan to me. What I would like to see implemented eventually is a support for custom plugin collections: Simple list of plugins (with minimal versions, perh

Re: Revisiting bundled plugins

+1 - sounds a great idea to me On Sat, 8 Aug 2015 6:03 am Stephen Connolly wrote: > I agree that adding bundled plugins just makes life more complex. > > In my view Jenkins would come bare bones empty... BUT you could upload a > zip of plugins and Jenkins would install all required dependencies

Re: Revisiting bundled plugins

I agree that adding bundled plugins just makes life more complex. In my view Jenkins would come bare bones empty... BUT you could upload a zip of plugins and Jenkins would install all required dependencies from that zip. That way, if I am in an isolated network I just need the zip and the war to

Re: Migrating the Jenkins plugin archetype to Workflow

Yes. The migration is very simple, but might save beginners the trouble of doing so in a later stage, since they are compelled to override the more generic perform(...) which works for both freestyle and workflow. Just an idea. On Aug 7, 2015 17:54, "Daniel Beck" wrote: > In what way would you ch

Re: Migrating the Jenkins plugin archetype to Workflow

In what way would you change it? Have HelloWorldBuilder implement SimpleBuildStep? On 07.08.2015, at 17:13, Rafael Ribeiro Rezende wrote: > We wish every plugin to be compatible with Workflow, right? (at least those > plugins that make sense to be there)... > > So, wouldn't be a good idea to

Migrating the Jenkins plugin archetype to Workflow

We wish every plugin to be compatible with Workflow, right? (at least those plugins that make sense to be there)... So, wouldn't be a good idea to have the Jenkins archetype also ready to use with Workflow? -- You recei

Re: Approval for XebiaLabs patron message

+1 :o) alyssa On Fri, Aug 7, 2015 at 7:23 AM, Daniel Beck wrote: > Hi everyone, > > As I mentioned in the governance meeting this week, I recently noticed > that XebiaLabs donated to the Patron program in late 2014 (for Q1/2015), > but we didn't run their message. To compensate, I offered to r

Approval for XebiaLabs patron message

Hi everyone, As I mentioned in the governance meeting this week, I recently noticed that XebiaLabs donated to the Patron program in late 2014 (for Q1/2015), but we didn't run their message. To compensate, I offered to run their message for the rest of this year (rest of Q3 + Q4). Unfortunately

Re: Issues with Multiple SCM plugin

Kiran, please, avoid cross-posting, and Jenkins Dev is for Jenkins core development and plugin development questions only. Regards, Vincent 2015-08-07 14:05 GMT+02:00 kiran kumar : > Hello All, > > We are using Accurev as VCS tool. > > I wanted to use 2 different streams of a depot. as part of

Issues with Multiple SCM plugin

Hello All, We are using Accurev as VCS tool. I wanted to use 2 different streams of a depot. as part of our build mechanism. When I configure in Jenkins, using multipleSCM, after saving the configuration, it is automatically updating to the First Depot from the Accurev server list. If I try

Re: Programmatically add the new cred into the credentials.xml file

Hi, Yes I was trying to write a new plugin. A simple one to add new credentials into the credentials.xml file programmatically. It was supposed to mimic the credentials plugin, like a subset of it. I went through the SystemCredentialsProviderTest.java#L36

Re: Unable to overwrite JAVA_HOME in Workflow

Thanks for the reply, Jesse. Basically I'm using an Ant installation (existing Ant plugin: https://github.com/jenkinsci/ant-plugin/blob/master/src/main/java/hudson/tasks/Ant.java) within my plugin. When I run my plugin, the internal Ant plugin is simply using the default JAVA_HOME from my OS. S

Re: Revisiting bundled plugins

I work in an industry which is inherently conservative about adding new stuff into their environments. So, I honestly think that this question might not affect only newcomers. Since we started using Jenkins we have set up our own plugin hub for internal plugins (with backend-update-center) a

Re: Revisiting bundled plugins

I agree with Jesse, bundling new plugins is just pushing back the problem. What we really need is a better first time experience and I think Arnaud's wizard proposal makes sense. 2015-08-06 22:34 GMT+02:00 Jesse Glick : > On Wed, Aug 5, 2015 at 1:56 AM, Kohsuke Kawaguchi wrote: > > We add the fo