Wont pass tests, perhaps newbie issue

Hi, I wanted to contribute. Appearently the current master's git plugin did not pass the tests. So please tell me how to solve this. I guess its only my bad for being too new to this code. If that is not a minor thing to be handled in few steps, then I would not mind turning off the tests. I

Re: Wont pass tests, perhaps newbie issue

I forgot to mention: Im Testing on an older Jenkins just for this gui change. The targeted system is Jenkins ver. 1.509.1 And its git plugin is so far version 1.1.16 Upgrade to late

Re: Wont pass tests, perhaps newbie issue

Well how to I set up my env for this? (see my current env) org.jvnet.hudson.test.HudsonTestCase ? Is there more prerequisites ? I have only got a Jenkins installed and running, maven 3 + git plugin src. What else would I need? My curent env: JNA_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/share/java/

Re: Wont pass tests, perhaps newbie issue

Thanks for all your replies. @Kevin > I would start by removing all the stuff you have added to the PATH, > removing the extra environment variables (other than JAVA_HOME), and trying > again. None of this is necessary on a normal installation, and might be > causing your issues I tried var

Re: Wont pass tests, perhaps newbie issue

What machines do you use for compiling? I could also try an Arch based system, if that helps. Or windows if I really must. >From the Jenkins guide: "To develop a plugin, you need Maven >3 (why? ) and JD

Re: Wont pass tests, perhaps newbie issue

that I found. Like token, parameterize, multipl scms, git-client. My goal was to change its gui. git-client does not provide it. cloned from https://github.com/jenkinsci/git-plugin.git Thanks. Am Mittwoch, 26. Juni 2013 23:56:58 UTC+2 schrieb michaelsdev: > > Hi, > > I wan

[Git plugin] Where in the code is the actual "git merge" command ?

Hi, Where in the code is the actual "git merge" command ? I could not find the place where it is executed. Thanks a lot Michael -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Jenkins Developers" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails fr

[git plugin] hpi:run, but where is the snapshot's hpi?

Hi, I did a minor change and when I execute *mvn hpi:run* jenkins and the plugins work like a charm. In the plugin manager the plug in is displayed: Jenkins GIT plugin 1.4.1-SNAPSHOT (private-07/05/2013 22:45-User) But where is it's *.hpi* file? (*mvn package* ends up in failures so there is n

Re: [Git plugin] Where in the code is the actual "git merge" command ?

/7 Ivan Kalinin > > >> Looks like it is here: >> https://github.com/jenkinsci/git-plugin/blob/master/src/main/java/hudson/plugins/git/GitSCM.java#L1160 >> >> On Saturday, July 6, 2013 1:46:56 AM UTC+4, michaelsdev wrote: >>> >>> Hi, >>> &

Re: [git plugin] hpi:run, but where is the snapshot's hpi?

Thank you Stephen, that was the kind of answer I hoped for. since the idea was to make some tiny changes, I go with the -DskipTests flag. The failures only arise from a bad set up and not because of bad code. At least I assume the code from the repositories always passes the tests, and my versi

[Git-plugin] fatal: ambiguous argument 'origin/master^{commit}'

Hi, I've been trying to test on my changes to the git-plugin and ran into fatal errors, which Im pretty sure that were not caused by my changes (see JOB_LOG) So what is it about? Did I miss to specify something? Thank very much What I did: I cloned a test repo and it has a origin/master and