Correction ... I cannot really use your workaround of a custom workspace
because the build flow plugin does NOT show up the option of setting a
workspace
On Friday, October 11, 2013 3:23:24 PM UTC+11, Neetish Jethra wrote:
>
> Hi Adam,
>
> I have been facing the same problem for our build and yo
Hi Adam,
I have been facing the same problem for our build and your workaround works
fine for normal builds and makes sure new builds are triggered via SCM
polling when a build is still in progress.
However, I cannot get this workaround to work when I am using a Build Flow
project created usi
forgot to say i am on build 1.534
On Thursday, October 10, 2013 3:12:03 PM UTC-5, Adrian Nye wrote:
>
>
> Hello, does anyone know what this error means? If I hit the url mentioned
> I get no response. This job runs on a schedule and a subsequent run
> succeeded with no error messages.
>
> SE
Hello, does anyone know what this error means? If I hit the url mentioned
I get no response. This job runs on a schedule and a subsequent run
succeeded with no error messages.
SEVERE: Error while serving
http://jenkins.dimensional.com/job/stage_mysql_replication_monitor/postBuildResult
java
On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 7:51 AM, Ranjith P wrote:
> I have written a shell command to copy the build artifacts to a server in
That's an expect script, not a shell script...
> Post build action.
>
> Script:
> -
>
> #!/usr/bin/expect -f
> #!usr/bin/expect
> set pass "password"
> spawn scp
I have a work around now, although I still believe there is a bug here.
- Select "Prepare jobs environment" on the slave
- Select "Unset System Environment Variables" on the slave
Unless both are selected, ${WORKSPACE} will be set incorrectly.
AJ
On Friday, October 4, 2013 10:47:40
Hi.
1.18 everything seem to work fine
1.19 can't connect to the two AWS slaves that are currently configured.
The only error it tells me that jenkins can't connect to the slaves, but I
can ssh from the master to the slaves fine.
Roll back from 1.19 to 1.18 and it all works again.
Any ideas on
On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 10:17 AM, D Soa wrote:
> The workspace is for source files, not output. Yes, the source from the SCM
> is shared between builds, but each build gets its own output (build) folder.
Does jenikins have anything to do with that part?
> I figured out how to do this by creatin
Hi Olivier,
Subversion plugin didn't worked for me, so I used shell script to
commit files.
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Regards,
Prasanth B
On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 6:38 PM, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Have you found the solution, I have the same problem ?
>
> Olivier
>
> Le lundi 8 juillet 2013 15:07:14 UTC+2, prasanth bend
I am trying to use the maven binaries for a tangential task in my build
wrapper.
To test this I tried adding the following lines:
MavenInstallation m2 = ((MavenModuleSetBuild)
build).getProject().getMaven();
listener.getLogger().println("maven home="+m2.getHome());
the first li
It seems to me that Jenkins doesn't refresh its node status very often. On
several occasions we've had jobs assigned to nodes that had crossed their
thresholds (usually for disk usage). Is there any way to make node status
refresh more often? Have other people seen this? (It seems this
issu
The workspace is for source files, not output. Yes, the source from the
SCM is shared between builds, but each build gets its own output (build)
folder.
I figured out how to do this by creating an output folder in the project
directory. The compile output goes there as well as the dependency
The differences with my config are:
Jenkins 1.509.2 instead of 1.534 (I really want the stability of LTS)
Throttle Concurrent Builds version: 1.8 (probably limited because of my
Jenkins, i don't see 1.8 as an option in the update center)
My jobs are matrix jobs
On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 3:27 AM, w
wouldn't the best thing be to use a ssh key and then use the ssh-agent
build wrapper to provide the key to the build... then there would be no
need for any expect stuff at all?
On 10 October 2013 13:51, Ranjith P wrote:
> HI,
>
> I have written a shell command to copy the build artifacts to a s
My high-level scenario is that I have a pool of slave machines that I want
to run tests on, but I need to use two machines for each run [one acting as
a client, one acting as a server]. I would like to have it choose two
machines from the pool and then run the tests on them, keeping other test
Just a thought, have you tried to set a publish directory as /htmlstuff/**? I
think that means all subdirectories
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Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2013 9:39 AM
To: jenkinsci-users@googlegrou
That approach does not scale when the report contains 10k+ files.
I have subsequently discovered that I have generating incorrect relative links.
It is only when the links point to directories that they still 404.
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Schalk W. Cronjé
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Original message
You should be able publish another html (By clicking the add button present
below it) by giving the new directory in the 2nd one and giving file3.html
as the file to archive. This is how I work with multiple HTML files.
On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 6:29 PM, Schalk Cronjé wrote:
> Of late I have been
Hi,
Have you found the solution, I have the same problem ?
Olivier
Le lundi 8 juillet 2013 15:07:14 UTC+2, prasanth bendra a écrit :
>
>
> I am using Jenkins and SVN Publisher plugin to generate build and then to
> upload build back to repository.
>
> It generates build but not uploading the b
Of late I have been doing custom HTML reports to be published in Jenkins.
It seems that if files are in the same directories as the index page they
can be referenced from Jenkins, but not if they are in a subdirectory.
To illustrate, if the following is the published index page then, file2
will
HI,
I have written a shell command to copy the build artifacts to a server in
Post build action.
Script:
-
*#!/usr/bin/expect -f*
*#!usr/bin/expect*
*set pass "password"*
*spawn scp -r ${WORKSPACE}/my_project/target/*.jar
user@192.168.1.1:/usr/local/jars*
*expect "*Password:*"*
*send
Hi,
I need build telemetry. I need trends for resource consumption by each
build step. Simplest case is I need to see the evolution of execution
duration for each build step.
Jenkins should provide structured storage for this data, it should
automatically collect the data where it can (like re
Hello,
Because of our windows infrastructure and CI for the windows development we
have jenkins running on the windows machine.
We use LTS version 1.509.3 version. Before this version we did the backup
as a copy of the jenkins folder to the another place.
When we upgraded to the 1.509.3 this bac
That sounds exactly like what I do, and it works for me. I’m using Jenkins
1.534, and Throttle Concurrent Builds Plugin 1.8 (the latest for both). This
has been working for some time.
Our jobs are all standard free-style jobs.
Sorry I can’t give any useful suggestions.
Matthew
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