Umesh,
All you need to do is create a build step to write the string
"product.version=YOUR-BUILD-NUM" to a file in the workspace (e.g.
version.properties). From your original post, I assume you already have (or
know how to write) a script/batch file to parse out the "builddate" from your
text
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> I never new about scriptText before, and even now after hearing it, I
can't seem to easily find reference to it. Is it documented somewhere?
I was not able to find any. I have updated [1] to document that. Feel free
to update wherever necessary.
[1] https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS
So I am using Jenkins-cli to execute a groovy script in my Jenkins servers . .
. works great.
Except now I want to pass that groovy script a parameter . . .
Does someone have some cleaver way of passing data into the Groovy script?
Frank
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I tried:
System.out.println("some text")
println("some text")
manager.listener.logger.println("some text")
and none of them work. How do I print text to the console from the
evaluated groovy script of the envinject plugin?
Thanks.
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Thanks *so* much. Your suggestion did indeed work. Here is what I did --
dlethin% curl -d "script=println new Date()" -X POST
http://user:token@host/jenkins/scriptText
Fri Mar 22 12:39:06 PDT 2013
I never new about scriptText before, and even now after hearing it, I can't
seem to easily find
Hi,
I managed to do the same thing using java -jar jenkins-cli.jar -s
http://localhost:8080/ groovy.
Using to post method it seems you must use the parameter name like so: curl
-d "script=" http://localhost:8080/script. If you do not
want the result to be html-decorated send your request to sc
On Fri, Mar 22, 2013 at 12:20 PM, Nathan Overbey wrote:
> One of these days I'm going to have learn how to write a plugin
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If you don't like cron syntax, why not use the rest interface to kick
off a one-time build with the tool of your choice?
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On Friday, March 22, 2013 1:16:44 PM UTC-4, William Soula wrote:
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> See this thread:
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> http://jenkins.361315.n4.nabble.com/Build-on-a-specific-date-time-trigger-td2542845.html
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> From the thread:
> For example, the setting "30
Here's one way: In the "Build Triggers" section, select "Trigger builds
remotely". You can name the Authentication Token something like
"ONE_TIME_BUILD". Jenkins will display a URL that you can call to trigger the
build. Then, you can trigger the build in many different ways (cron job,
scri
On Fri, Mar 22, 2013 at 12:02 PM, Nathan Overbey wrote:
> I know there's a cron type schedule with the option of "Build periodically".
> However, I am hoping there is a way to schedule a build to run only one time
> at a specified date/time. There is a button on the main page that is
> labeled "S
This should be baked into the baseline Jenkins functionality. However
here's a possible workaround:
I have a similar issue with tfs plugin. It appears Jenkins does not list
commit message in recent changes during the first build. However...There
is a file called "changelog.xml" in the build
See this thread:
http://jenkins.361315.n4.nabble.com/Build-on-a-specific-date-time-trigger-td2542845.html
>From the thread:
For example, the setting "30 9 21 11 *", should trigger the build on November
21st, at 9.30 am.
Will
From: jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com
I know there's a cron type schedule with the option of "Build
periodically". However, I am hoping there is a way to schedule a build to
run only one time at a specified date/time. There is a button on the main
page that is labeled "Schedule Build" however that seems to just kick off a
immedia
Hi!
Does anyone have an experience of configuring SSO authentication in Jenkins
using RSA Cleartrust?
Especially if it is based on Winstone (Tomcat is interesting too)?
Thanks,
Nickolay
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Wondering if someone has experience in this area and can help me.
I would like to post groovy scripts to run via the jenkins remote API. It
seems like it's possible based on this blog entry:
http://blog.cloudbees.com/2012/01/writing-programs-that-drive-jenkins.html
"One is the REST API access
Hi All,
I'm new to Jenkins and would like a little advice on how best to build,
promote, tag and release maven projects that we have in Git.
For re-usable library components, I envision the following:
Library projects follow the normal Maven major.minor.version-SNAPSHOT
versioning scheme.
hello, world\n
Jenkins 1.506, under Jenkins>configuration>Restrict Project Naming
s/user the choose/user to choose/
s/until the name confirms/until the name conforms/
Jens
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Thank you! I didn't read that with full attention. Problem solved :)
Am 22.03.2013 11:53, schrieb Richard Lavoie:
What's defined in the autorization section ? I guess "anyone can do anything" ?
You have to set the autorization properly for your users. If you only have a single
users, you can s
What's defined in the autorization section ? I guess "anyone can do anything" ?
You have to set the autorization properly for your users. If you only have a
single users, you can set it to "logged in users ca do anything" but I doubt
you'll end up with a single user. Look at those option, matrix
Hi,
thank you now the "broken" loginpage has gone.
I enabled secutiry and selected the "delegate to servlet container"
unter "confgure global security" and saved and applied the settings.
When I reload the page the options are correctly set so I assume they
are stored.
But I can still access
Change back the web-ressource-collection-url setting, restart tomcat, go to
jenkins, manage jenkins, configure system, enable security and change security
realm to "delegate to servlet container".
By default security is disabled in jenkins.
On 2013-03-22, at 03:41, Bukama wrote:
> Hi everybod
Hi everybody,
Now I want to set "file:///d:/test/test.properties" on "A URL to a
properties file" ,
exception: [ERROR] - SEVERE ERROR occurs: java.lang.ClassCastException:
sun.net.www.protocol.file.FileURLConnection cannot be cast to
java.net.HttpURLConnection
-
Hi everybody,
this is my first time I'm trying to configure an ubunto/jenkins server. I
got a nacked ubuntosystem where I installed
* JAVA7
* Tomcat7
* Jenkins
As described on https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Tomcat I
deleted the predefined ROOT-directoy unter /var/lib/tomcat7/webapp
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