Hi,
I have a maven successful built java project. Now I try using the Jenkins
to build it but it failt. The error message tells it can't fins the
MAVEN_HOME:
Baue in workspace C:\Program Files (x86)\Jenkins\workspace\WebdriverTest
ERROR: Maven Home Z:\Eigene_Dateien\apache-maven-3.3.3 doesn’t
I figure out the problem. It lies on the workspace directory: C:\Program
Files (x86)\Jenkins\workspace\WebdriverTest
It seems the Jenkins doesn't accept the space character. I move the Jenkins
to C:\Jenkins and it can go further.
But the build fails since I have another error as follow:
...
Now I fix the problem. I have to move my maven project to the same disc
such as:
C:\Temp\WebdriverTest
Then it works.
Is this a bug of Jenkins?
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I have a Jenkins maven project and pushes the artifacts to Artifactory
after it passes the unit tests. I would like to start a downstream job to
run some basic acceptance tests and then update the artifact property file
in Artifactory with Ready for QA=True. The question is how to get the
Hi,
I think you can add "GERRIT_REFSPEC" parameter to this job (and all others
needed parameters by your job) with a default value and it'll be overridden
when triggered by a Gerrit event.
But the GERRIT_REFSPEC parameter, and some others Gerrit's parameters will
change on each changeset. Not
The Jenkins process likely does not have drive Z: mapped. You may need
to specifically issue the "net use" command in your slave startup or in
your job. If so, I recommend using the /Y parameter to "net use", which
will allow the command to succeed even if the drive is already mapped.
Eric
Did you ever find a solution to this. I'm up against the same
problem...trying to capture a screenshot in a program run from Jenkins.
On Friday, October 17, 2014 at 3:23:25 PM UTC-4, Antonio Salazar Maldonado
wrote:
>
> Hi, the problem I have is that build a program in AutoIt (Automation
>
Hi Jenkins gurus,
Please i need help. I installed Jenkins on my OSX 10.11 and i could see any
plugin in Available to install in jenkins.
I have read alot of blogs on line about it but non of all the solutions
worked for me . Infact i have reinstalled over and over but to no avail.
Please
Moved further and tried to build the docker image using dockerfile. Jenkins
job was able to fetch the dockerfile and build the image.
in the Jenkins job configuration, i have used the docker container as build
environment.
in the dockerfile, i am downloading the maven and setting up the path so
Thanks Eric.
I'll try with Testlink api.
Regards,
Manasi S
On Fri, Oct 16, 2015 at 1:35 PM, Eric Engel wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
>
> the Testlink Plugin is in my opinion a pain to work with. I would suggest
> using the Testlink REST API to gather data needed before job executions
> and
Depending on your windows version and how you are running Jenkins, you may
need to enable the service to interact with the desktop. This option is not
available in later versions of Windows.
On Thu, Oct 22, 2015, 07:09 John Davies wrote:
> Did you ever find a solution to
Hi All,
I was looking for a way to define and execute a hierarchy of Maven jobs.
My product is a set of components (A, B, C, D, E, F, G)
Each component have a different SCM repository.
Each components is dependent on others components, Components B,C,D are
dependent on artifacts of components A.
Problem Statement: How to stop the “no changes” mail in e-mail notification.
We are using Jenkins for send the e-mails to team members for any
modifications in the code. We have done already sent the e-mail
notifications to them including “no changes” but we need to stop the “no
changes”
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