I don't think there's currently an existing plugin to do that. But I guess
that shouldn't be to hard to write a dedicated plugin for injecting a date
parameter (there are many examples about contributing new parameters type
in existing plugins).
Side note: if you do it, I guess that would be
Hi Folks!
Do anybody have an idea how to set/change the variables within a Groovy
script?
Regards!
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X(?!Y) works when it is used in a RegEx but the plugins botches as soon as
you start to combine several negations.
X(?!Y)|A(!?B) won't behave as expected.
Applying the de Morgan's law (double negation to create and AND from an OR)
does not interest the plugin at all.
I tried (!?(X(?!Y)|A(!?B)),
GUIDE_(?!MIB)(FOO|BAR|BAZ)(?!P4)$ is a nice idea.
I have been working with it quite at the beginning of my test cases but I
neglected ^ and $.
This may be the hint I needed to anchor the parttern. :)
Cheers
Am Freitag, 19. September 2014 12:20:49 UTC+2 schrieb Gunnar Strand:
On 09/19/14
Nice advice! :)
what does *?:* actually imply?
Where do I find this information?
If you want to allow that MIB can appear anywhere else other that
immmediately after GUIDE_ you can change the regex for :
(.*)GUIDE_(?!MIB)((?!P4).)*$
This pattern confuses me a bit... Ohh now I get it.
It works like a charm :)
Thank you two for helping me out on this one.
Jan
Am Freitag, 19. September 2014 09:38:17 UTC+2 schrieb Jan Seidel:
Hi all,
I have a weird issue with a regular expression.
Hopefully you can help me out here.
I have a RegEx like *(.*)GUIDE_(?!MIB)(.*)(?!P4)*
It
Last but not least.
Looks like Jenkins adheres to Java Regex, even if I sometimes doubted it.
(?:*X*) *X*, as a non-capturing groupDoes this mean ... don't jump on
this pattern?
Sorry, I'm no developer :)
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Is P4CHARSET set to winansi?
Maybe you should write the P4PAASWD into a text file and inject it with
env_inject.
This would make the testing a bit easier.
You can then find whitespace characters and have no encoding trouble with
the password.
If this works is your problem probably a matter of
What ( ) does is that whenever it matches the inner pattern, it keeps it in
memory for further reference in code.
(?: ) allows to have a complex inner pattern with OR cases without keeping the
matched content in memory.
That's what mean non-capturing for (?:).
Also
Thanks for the explanation :)
The site you have mentioned is indeed a real nice one. It is already added
to my bookmarks.
Cheers
Jan
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Hi Dan,
Thanks, I will check if I can take this plugin
David
On Monday, September 22, 2014 7:40:40 AM UTC+3, Dan Tran wrote:
The combination of new P4Jenkins[1] and P4Maven[2] works well with
maven-release-plugin. you will need cut an internal release of p4maven
-D
[1]
No, P$CHARSET is not set, but the password contains only US-ASCII
characters. Also, I have verified there is no typo.
On Monday, September 22, 2014 12:16:47 PM UTC+3, Jan Seidel wrote:
Is P4CHARSET set to winansi?
Maybe you should write the P4PAASWD into a text file and inject it with
On Sun, Sep 21, 2014 at 10:51 PM, aniket jindal aniket...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Felix
I have a server running the Jenkins instance (the jenkins master), and a
Linux server having my software builds images (ISO). I want to execute my
TCL scripts using jenkins on this ISO build images.
That
Hi,
we are using special merge simulator projects for feature branches where
the idea is that the feature branch is automatically merged onto the
master before compiling and testing it so that also the merging behavior
is verified. All of these projects are multi configuration jobs. So far
this
Hi again,
we are using the LTS version of Jenkins (currently 1.565.1) with the LTS
plugin update channel. Until a few weeks ago, despite using LTS, there
were constant plugin updates available. This however has stopped since
then. I am a bit confused about this. Is this intended or is there an
Hi
I've been trying to use a Build Failure Analyzer to issue some emails using
ext-Email.
I ve been trying to use a Jelly Templates but it looks like BFA scanning
for issues after ext-Email is being sent.
I have tried to use a token macro ${BUILD_FAILURE_ANALYZER,
includeTitle=true,
Hi.
I am hosting a jenkins on https://www.mysite.com/jenkins/ with a NGinx
reverse proxy. I recently updated http to httpS and upgraded Jenkins to the
current latest, plugins as well.
When I try to access the Manage Jenkins page, all subsequent requests
fails with error 401. This only happens
Hi,
There is a plugin that bring Dumpling DSL into Jenkins:
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Dumpling+Plugin
What's Dumpling?
Domain model and DSL to query thread state. Read more here:
https://olivergondza.github.io/dumpling/
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Looks like a nice tool!
Am 22.09.2014 um 18:28 schrieb oliver gondža:
Hi,
There is a plugin that bring Dumpling DSL into Jenkins:
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Dumpling+Plugin
What's Dumpling?
Domain model and DSL to query thread state. Read more here:
Plugins are developed independently from core and usually have no 'LTS line',
except maybe to backport fixes to a version compatible with LTS when the main
development line requires a more recent core.
Still, most plugins are compatible with 1.565.x. Make sure the date on the
lower right of
I use the following script to inject a username and password:
usernamePassword = build.getEnvironment(null)[secret]
def (username, password) = usernamePassword.split(':')
e = new hudson.EnvVars()
e.put(secret + '_USERNAME', username)
e.put(secret + '_PASSWORD', password)
Hey,
So I had created a bunch of jobs before stumbling upon the DSL plugin.
Wondering if there's an efficient way to convert existing jobs to DSL?
I did find https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-16360 from a year
ago, marked as minor ... but considering the description of pretty
I need to build every commit that gets submitted into a Gerrit repo
(preferably in order).
I have all the latest git/Gerrit plugins on the latest Jenkins 1.565.2 LTS.
Jenkins master is running on Linux and slave nodes are running on Windows 7
with msysgit-1.8.3. The Gerrit server is running
There's a cent jiraComponent issue where jenkins gets confused if you have
multiple test result types (both a Junit report and a cucumber report for
example).
I would argue that cucumber is a different tool to Junit and should be testing
stuff built elsewhere so you should not have this mix in
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