I am using a simple test pipeline to get a username out of a xml file, I
have written a simple function using the XmlSlurper method and I have
included the @NonCPS annotation at the beginning of the function but I keep
getting an error, even though the function seems to work as it prints out
Hi jfernandez,
Naïve guess(es):
* Are you maybe missing this:
import com.cloudbees.groovy.cps.NonCPS
* though not sure if the annotation would/should not then lead to an
error instead already?
* Or is this a declarative pipeline and you are missing the script { … }
step based wr
I am trying to create a pipeline which execute the application with some
test scripts once it is built. If done through the CMD it opens the
application run a test(AIImprovementsBucket1Test) and exit the
application. I have tried this:
```
stage('test') {
steps{
Thanks for the answer. I found the issue which it was I was creating global
objects within the findcommitter declaration, adding def before all the
variables sorted the problelm
On Wednesday, January 13, 2021 at 12:19:40 PM UTC+1 r.fuereder wrote:
> Hi jfernandez,
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> Naïve guess(es):
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Is the application a console app or Windows app? What if you add /wait to
the START command?
On Wed, Jan 13, 2021, 05:50 jfern...@forgottenempires.net <
jfernan...@forgottenempires.net> wrote:
> I am trying to create a pipeline which execute the application with some
> test scripts once it is bui
it is a windows app (a videogame) adding /wait how so? sorry but I am not
good at batch commands, I am learning
On Wednesday, January 13, 2021 at 2:26:51 PM UTC+1 slide wrote:
> Is the application a console app or Windows app? What if you add /wait to
> the START command?
>
> On Wed, Jan 13, 20
>* Is Manually trusted key Verification Strategy, without "Require manual
verification of initial connection", more secure than Non verifying
Verification Strategy
Any verification strategy is more secure than none
>What are the downsides of Manually trusted key Verification Strategy?
You have
I'm trying to create an AMI (for Jenkins master in this case), and I have
the following Packer template, which as you see needs an SSH_PRIVATE_KEY.
{
"variables" : {
"aws_access_key" : "{{ env `AWS_ACCESS_KEY` }}",
"aws_secret_key" : "{{ env `AWS_SECRET_KEY` }}",
"ssh_private_ke
Sorry for the late answer, I am only reading this after my vacation.
Just an idea: under windows the concept of unattended installation is used
when providing software updates and installation from a centralized server
in a domain environment without user interaction and a lot of common
installe
Hi Reinhold,
Thanks for your suggestion! I just tried to use non-named arguments:
jiraComment('FREF-363', 'My super jira comment')
But that did not work either, it threw this exception:
[Pipeline] End of Pipeline
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Expected named arguments but got
[FREF-363, My s
Hi Stefan,
I am really sorry for my bad naïve guess:
* Actually your call should really work, or at least it worked for me (even
if I have neither JIRA, nor a Jenkins JIRA configuration), thus at least the
pipeline code seems OK.
* (Admittedly rather sadly is that under this conditions
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