This is my solution for a little different purpose: use a .m2 cache for
common libs.
https://github.com/liejuntao001/jenkins-k8sagent-lib/blob/a6ced3975e37fe559c0ae8a918ed01b6920f1efa/resources/podtemplates/base.yaml#L24
The idea is to make a docker image with the most used artifacts(external
If you use CloudBees Jenkins and their Folder Plus plugin, there is a
feature on Folders that allows exactly this. There is a Controlled
Slave/Folder feature where you can set a mapping between one or more
folders to a slave. Such that only jobs in the mapped folder can execute
on the mapped
Hello !
we have the same issue
what we would like is the same behavior as :
https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/caching/
I have seen this example :
https://github.com/jenkinsci/kubernetes-plugin/blob/master/examples/maven-with-cache.groovy
but if several jobs run in parallel I don't want them to
I apologize for the spam, I was able to determine the cause... found a
message in logs that suggested it was an AWS credential issue. Log
messages stopped after fixing this.
2020-03-25 15:52:12.362+ [id=35]WARNING
c.a.p.p.c.CredentialsLegacyConfigLocationProvider#getLocation: Found
I've suddenly started getting a lot of the following message in my Jenkins
logs. I'm figuring it happened coincident with one of my team members copying
a jobs folder from our previous Jenkins install to my newer one (running LTS
2.204.5).
Can anyone tell me what the log messages are
Multibranch pipelines assume that you want to build all branches that
include a Jenkinsfile any time the notification is received through
notifyCommit or through a Web Hook. If you do not want one or more
branches built on multibranch pipelines, you'll need to exclude them. The
Basic Branch
Hi everybody,
Way-back-when, Kohsuke wrote this post about how to setup CI with Git in
Jenkins:
https://kohsuke.org/2011/12/01/polling-must-die-triggering-jenkins-builds-from-a-git-hook/
I have been using this in most my builds since and am still trying to get
all colleagues to do the same
Hey everybody,
I am a Jenkins admin in my company, but since the introduction of
pipelines, I feel like I have lost a lot of control over Jenkins. There are
a couple of things in my company that are really important for me to remain
in control of, so I was hoping to get some pointers from
