Hi All,
I have a quick question about an internal plugin I am considering building.
I need a small GUI that connects to Jenkins, and a database as well, and
then updates the database, potentially creates/builds Jenkins jobs, etc.
I could build it as a separate web-app in node.js or Python, but
Thanks guys!
My fault then. For a moment I forgot that changing the title in Confluence
will also change the link.
I posted it here because the plugin is currently unavailable even for users
in general. Next time, jenkins dev group. :-)
Thanks!
On Wednesday, February 10, 2016 at 3:15:56 AM
Hi,
I'm using Jenkins for the first time. As per one of the instructions given at
it's decumentation I downloaded the war file and started the jenkins using this
command:
java -jar jenkins.war
-> http:// localhost:8080
Later, I tried to manage the users by facilitating Login/Sign Up options
Thanks for sharing! It is definitely a way to go. I saw there is a
auto-merge plugin for gerrit and I was trying to build it, but it wasn't
able to do buck build with latest gerrit version and it looks like the
previous gerrit version was having some bug so it wasn't able to build as
well.
Go to the jenkins home directory, and search for a config.xml file. Open
that file, and set the security to false. This will revoke the security
that you enabled. And redo the things, always use the mouse while assigning
permissions. The enter key save the damn thing pre-maturely.
HTH
On Wed,
A job/pipeline is using custom workspace. The job is set-up in such a way
that every build creates there own workspace inside the main/default
workspace. So, if the actual workspace is
*"D:\jenkins\workspace\"*, each run of the job/pipeline is
creating there own workspace like
Hello everyone,
I have a jenkins workflow configuration that is running several test jobs
in parallel. What I would like to do, is aggregate all test results and
display them on the 'workflow' job page. Here is my current configuration:
node('git && linux') {
// dome some stuff here
}
stage
We made it work. Thanks again!
Best,
Zhaobang
On Tuesday, February 9, 2016 at 10:53:09 PM UTC-8, Indra Gunawan (ingunawa)
wrote:
>
> In one of the team I enabled for Git/Gerrit, we have 1st job that is
> triggered by Gerrit’s patchset/changeset upload event.
> It reports build status back to
