:
>
> With regards to 1, the credentials and credential binding plugins would
> probably help out there as you wouldn't have to embed the token in the
> script.
>
> Can't comment on the other issues though.
>
> Richard
>
> On Sat, 16 Sep 2017,
Hi Ann,
Thank you for that information. Sadly this isn't a viable option due to two
reasons
1. Having to embed the Github user token in the curl command, which
means adding that to the Jenkinsfile script
2. The webhook still takes the value of the build state for the last
pipeline.
Hi,
Can anyone confirm if the github web hook to Jenkins multibranch pipeline
is a 1:1 mapping only, or if it can be 1:n?
What I want to be able to do is
- On an update to a PR trigger two pipelines
- One runs a code validation check using unit tests
- The other deploys the code
Hi,
I think I can give you part of a reply. Since Pipeline:Multibranch plugin
version 2.15, you can define a "Jenkinsfile" with different names.
Therefore you can define multiple multibranch pipelines to the same repo
and define a different "Jenkinsfile" to define a different pipeline.
However
Turns out that in the multibranch scan repository it only checks if the
file in the Script Path exists on the HEAD. So if I want to check that a
new script, that is currently being developed, works with Jenkins then I
need to
1. Create a PR that creates a dummy version of the file and then
Hi,
I'm trying to run two distinct pipelines from one repo. So currently I have
an existing multibranch pipeline that uses a Jenkinsfile at the top of the
repo. This is triggered on both an update to a PR branch and when a merge
to the HEAD happens on github.
I want a second pipeline to only t
Hi,
What I have been requested to produce is the means of having a single
screen image that can be displayed on a large TV that shows the output of
the test result analysis of two different jobs. Given that going to
http://ci-server/job/jobname/test_results_analyzer/ shows that it is
possible
I have bodged round this for now. I'm using HTML report plugin for
generating results for all of the tests and jUnit for the tests expected to
pass. It gives me the tracking that I need for regression catching but
isn't the perfect solution.
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Hi,
I am currently looking at using a Jenkinsfile instead of manually creating
jobs with the view of moving forward with the multi pipeline approach of
doing jobs. However there seems to be a limitation in the Jenkinsfile that
I can't seem to get around.
I currently have two jobs that use the