Hi guys,
Is there a way that can sync code from perforce to different directories? For
example, I want the following mapping:
jenkins view map
//depot/a/... //workspace/a/...
//depot/b/... //another_dir/b
//depot/c/... //workspace/c/...
The `workspace' is actually /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/, I wan
I ended up to start mongod in background at my Jenkinsfile
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oh, and thanks for the tip on the readTrusted! Totally missed that one, and
yes, load is problematic because it requires the workspace (and thus a node)
On Wednesday, April 12, 2017 at 4:53:23 PM UTC-4, Patrick Wolf wrote:
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> Feel free to open a JIRA ticket but I'm not a huge fan of this because
Quickly trying out your suggestion of pipeline directly inside the if. It
sees the stages, but something is not right.
It doesn't see/execute the environment section (which means the use of
credentials('cred') isn't being loaded.
Here is what I see when the pipeline {} is on it's own:
[Pipeline
Thanks for the quick reply.
Unfortunately no.
We will have lots of other stages down the line that require different
capabilities.
Here is a little larger example for illustrative purposes (using script
syntax so you can see where the nodes exist)
** Note - Each node will be spun up with exactl
Sounds like https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-40577
On Tue, 11 Apr 2017, at 00:21, Prasu S wrote:
> I'm trying to import jobs from Jenkins 1.658 to Jenkins 2.45 . I receive
> the below error. Can anyone please help.
>
> java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
> com/google/inject/internal/gu
Please disregard the below incorrect statement :-)
On Wednesday, April 12, 2017 at 2:12:27 PM UTC-7, Dan Tran wrote:
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> I meant to run /usr/bin/mongonot the mongod
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Feel free to open a JIRA ticket but I'm not a huge fan of this because it
is counter to the KISS principle we wanted with Declarative and breaks the
Blue Ocean editor. We have discussed having multiple "stages" blocks but
rejected that because it quickly becomes needlessly complex without addin
Are you wanting to use the same node for most, if not all, of the pipeline?
If so, just use the top level agent directive.
A.
On Wed, Apr 12, 2017 at 1:18 PM Kenneth Brooks
wrote:
> As a user, I want to run multiple stages inside a single agent.
>
> Today we use the mesos plugin and spin up and
As a user, I want to run multiple stages inside a single agent.
Today we use the mesos plugin and spin up and spin down an agent on demand.
I want to have 3 stages all run on that same agent before it spins down.
That way all stages can leverage that workspace before it is trashed.
Current abili
When I specify an agent inside a stage, it then also applies to everything
in the 'post' section.
I'm not sure that is alway the behavior I want.
Is there a way around this?
Specifically, we have the ability to take a checkpoint (similar to the
enterprise edition checkpoint feature) but that s
Hi,
This is my docker agent declaration
agent {
docker {
image "*xxx*/**-build:1.0.0"
*args* "--*entrypoint* /*usr*/bin/*mongod*"
}
}
However, docker pipeline ignores it. Here is the command from log
$ docker run -t -d -u 29307:1002 --entrypoint
I want to be able to have an HTML template of some sort the I can populate
with values from another source (in my case, a yaml file). Then I would
use HTML publish plugin to add the HTML to my job result. I've googled
around to see what kind of options I may have to do this but nothing stands
Yep, found "build" as well. I thought maybe it's done differently in
declarative pipelines...
Ended up with the following, however despite this, it did not start.
post {
// Run end-to-end tests, if requested
success {
script {
if (BRANCH_NAME == "develop") {
resu
This is how I do this, should be easy enough -
pipeline {
stages {
stage ('xxx') {
steps {
...
...
build job: '', parameters: [
string(name: 'PARAM1', value: "xxx"),
string(name: 'PARAM2, value: "yyy")
]
Hi,
Lets assume there are two job:
1. a job for a micro-service repository
2. a job for end-to-end tests
I'd like, in specific cases, to start the end-to-end tests job from the
micro-service job.
For example, after introducing a change that even though passed unit
testing and integration testi
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