You can see the config.xml file at:
https://gist.github.com/MarkEWaite/66a7e1c0648800d03c36
Mark Waite
On Sun, Jan 25, 2015 at 8:45 PM, bl0ck3r wrote:
> Thanks for the offer. Yes, I'd like to see a config.xml. That should help
> me understand how to use the git-plugin (I think I over estimated
Thanks for the offer. Yes, I'd like to see a config.xml. That should help
me understand how to use the git-plugin (I think I over estimated what it
is meant to do).
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I think I'm doing something close enough to your request that it might be
useful to you.
I have a Jenkins job which I use to synchronize copies of the
git-client-plugin from its official location on github to unofficial copies
on bitbucket, assembla, sourceforge, and google code. That's not quite
I was under the impression that by installing the git-plugin, I would be
able to support pull requests between two custom local repositories (say
file:// - no github here). By that I mean that the git-plugin would clone a
"central" repo, fetch a branch from a "forked" repo, and merge them. Then
I've only started to read through the documentation and have not yet dig in
to get a workflow job configured because I fail to see support for some
needed features and/or plugins, one of which is junit tests aggregation.
Has anyone achieved this with the workflow plugin which could point me in
Something this complex sounds like a job for the workflow plugin and job
type
On Saturday, January 24, 2015, Don deJuan wrote:
> Looking for some advice in setting up a project. The main issue I see is
> the project I need to build has thousands of directories in which any
> one of them could be
