The old jobs take up disk space. The job configuration itself does not take
much, but if there are any build artifacts, there might be a lot of disk
space consumed by these jobs. Remember, Jenkins only deletes old build
artifacts when a new build has been run. If there are no new builds =>
nothing
The easiest way is to copy one of the artifacts. I usually have an artifact
which is a small file containing the output of "git describe". Because the file
is small, it is quick to copy and fingerprint and can be used to link builds.
-- Sami
Marcin Zajączkowski kirjoitti 10.7.2013 kello 17.24:
If you're worries about something semi-secret being visible in the console,
perhaps https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Mask+Passwords+Plugin is
something you could check.
-- Sami
VinodKumar kirjoitti 10.7.2013 kello 15.47:
> Thanks for your reply Richard,
> my problem was actually th
I blogged about this some time ago:
http://thingsyoudidntknowaboutjenkins.tumblr.com/post/30255425955/why-does-jenkins-think-my-build-succeeded
-- Sami
VinodKumar kirjoitti 1.7.2013 kello 10.36:
> Hi All,
> I am using execute shell option in jenkins.
> My problem is jenkins is using "/bin/sh -
Are you trying to ste up database connections for DB2 in Jenkins or in a build
that is executed by Jenkins?
Jave you set the CLASSPATH for Jenkins or in a build that is executed by
Jenkins?
How did you set the CLASSPATH? If you want to set it in a build, have you
verified it is there? How?
--
I believe Jenkins does not have any support for uploading msbuild/mstest into
your Jenkins server. This is usually the case with build tools.
-- Sami
Matthew Wright kirjoitti 14.5.2013 kello 22.24:
> Due to firewall restrictions, I have to download plugin packages and upload
> them instead of
Try https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/PostBuildScript+Plugin
-- Sami
Chris Withers kirjoitti 13.5.2013 kello 13.46:
> Hi All,
>
> How can I shut down an apache instance required for a job is the post-build
> actions?
>
> I want this to happen regardless of whether all of the build
Use sudo or set up a dedicated slave for this job running in the same host
running as the deploy user. I myself would use sudo because it allows better
control on what exactly Jenkins can execute as the deploy user.
-- Sami
Aharon Twizer kirjoitti 7.5.2013 kello 9.06:
> Hi Guys,
>
> I'm tryi
You cannot control the order in which matrix job builds its configurations.
You need to remove the configuration you want to run last and make a new
non-matrix job. Then make the matrix job trigger a build of the non-matrix job.
If this is not good for you, please explain what you are trying to
Do you mean the unit test output is lost but the tests complete? Do they anyway
succeed?
Or did you mean the tests hang and never complete?
How did you install Jenkins? What is the environment?
-- Sami
Greg Cooksey kirjoitti 20.3.2013 kello 16.54:
> Hi,
>
> I'm having a problem with the Xco
I had a similar problem. I believe it was caused by Jenkins being unable to
load and use some native code for file permissions or symlink creation.
I solved it by upgrading Java to 1.7 in both master and slave.
-- Sami
David Mata kirjoitti 26.3.2013 kello 9.57:
> I have had the same problem
I myself have rarely considered this a problem. The workspace would anyway be
overwritten by the next build, so it is better not to trust it's existence or
contents.
If I need to debug a problem with a job, I either:
* Disable the job to prevent next build from overwriting the workspace or
* Co
Having only passing knowledge of Windows development, I may be completely off
the mark but here's my guess:
Tortoise is a GUI tool. You may have installed Jenkins as a service and by
default services or processes started by them are not allows to interact with
the GUI session. Check
https://wi
If you want to know how Jenkins runs the shell, why not ask Jenkins?
Let's do it programmatically by creating a small job and running it.
Create the job by running this:
cat <<'EOF' | curl -v -X POST -H "content-type: text/xml" --data-binary @-
"$JENKINS_URL/createItem?name=shellkind" >/dev/nul
If you run "man bash" or check the bash man page online, you will see in the
section "FILES" where the initialization files are and when they are read. Also
check the section "INVOCATION" for more information.
-- Sami
Hua Ai kirjoitti 30.3.2013 kello 18.32:
> The bash shell is from cygwin, I
It never ceases to amaze me how people refuse to make use of the exit code of
unix commands to write readable shell scripts.
So, instead of writing
> make my_target
> if [[ $? -ne 0 ]]; then
> ret=1
> echo "Make has failed" >&2
> fi
You could make it simpler:
if ! make my_target; then
Yes, Jenkins does that sometimes. I think the idea is to make sure the
workspace is kept clean and also to free up disk space by getting rid of
sources on slaves that have not been used for a while. If this is a problem for
you, take a look at property hudson.model.WorkspaceCleanupThread.disable
Just a guess, but check
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/My+software+builds+on+my+computer+but+not+on+Jenkins
under the title "Desktop access"
-- Sami
Aqy kirjoitti 27.2.2013 kello 10.10:
> hi,
>
> im using selenium in jenkins..i have done configure build.xml file but when i
> ru
Unless someone comes up with better advice, I would suggest you remove/disable
the Active Directory plugin and try if it still crashes.
-- Sami
Michael Fowler kirjoitti 28.2.2013 kello 18.21:
> So It crashed again last night. No one was logged into the server and no jobs
> were running. Any i
I haven't used subversion a lot but according to my understanding, it really is
not a concern.
http://subversion.apache.org/docs/release-notes/1.7.html says:
"Older clients and servers interoperate transparently with 1.7 servers and
clients."
Or did you test it and found the compatibility was
Sometimes you might be able to use "external jobs":
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Monitoring+external+jobs
They aren't as feature rich as normal jobs, but maybe you can use it as a
workaround.
-- Sami
"Mandeville, Rob" kirjoitti 28.2.2013 kello 21.24:
> As far as I can tell, Je
I have a couple of jobs also that screw up the slave so badly it has to be
taken offline and fixed before it can be used again. I do it using the Groovy
plugin and this system groovy script which runs in a build step:
import hudson.model.*
def thr = Thread.currentThread()
def build = thr?.execut
The subdirectory "default" is not created if you do not use a
multiconfiguration project.
This reply is probably not useful for you. Could you explain why you need to
get rid of the default directory? I myself have never needed to customize the
directory layout of JENKINS_HOME
-- Sami
Aswini
It depends on how you installed Jenkins. If you used the Jenkins Debian
package, you probably want to check /etc/default/jenkins.
-- Sami
mwpowellhtx kirjoitti 27.2.2013 kello 13.33:
> Hello,
>
> I've installed under Ubuntu Linux and have the service running as
> "anonymous". I want it to ru
You could pass a parameter to Middle, telling it where to copy artifacts. Child
can then copy from Middle
-- Sami
Chris Withers kirjoitti 27.2.2013 kello 16.11:
> Hi All,
>
> I have a job hierarchy like this:
>
>
>
> Middle copies an artifact from either parent1 or parent2, depending on wh
Would it be possible to see your job configuration?
-- Sami
Kamal Ahmed kirjoitti 25.2.2013 kello 20.27:
> I am using Jenkins 1.500 on ubuntu 12.04
> and using git plugin version 1.2.0
> https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Git+Client+Plugin
> The target system is debian
>
> I have cre
Or the use running Jenkins is not allowed to see that file. Those pesky file
permissions...
-- Sami
alok kumar kirjoitti 25.2.2013 kello 16.23:
> Hi,
> Try giving the ip address of the machine on which you have that srcsafe.ini
> and see if it works.
> I guess that the machine on which the jo
Jenkins will not build your linux distribution for you. But if you have a
script that does it, Jenkins can run that script.
So it all depends on how your linux distribution is built, what tools does it
use, how are those tools run and where and in what kind of environment are they
run...
In ge
It might be useful to glance over the plugin source code and check what kind of
things the plugin logs with debug level. Then go to Manage Jenkins, System Logs
and set up a new debug level logger for the active directory plugin. Maybe you
will learn more this way.
And if the plugin does not log
Clone the job. Remove the git SCM configuration and build steps. Instead enter
a single build step which runs the command: set (I believe that prints
environment vars on windows). Then study the difference in the environment of
Jenkins job and your own session where things work.
-- Sami
Gong
I believe the join plugin might be what you want. There might be other
possibilities but then you will need to tell more about what you are trying to
do.
-- Sami
Kenneth Nielsen kirjoitti 22.2.2013 kello 8.50:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a myriads of small jobs in Jenkins, to get fast feedback for
Install post-build-task plugin and use that to clean the workspace at the end
of the build.
-- Sami
Pawel kirjoitti 18.2.2013 kello 13.01:
> Hi,
>
> I have a problem with jobs being started on a slaves that are low on disk
> space. I know there is a setting to turn the slaves offline automati
This question isn't really about Jenkins and there is no correct answer. It's
like you asked which editor should you use, Emacs or Vi. Wars have been fought
for lesser things.
There is a school which thinks the source/version control system should contain
only the source code i.e. the files con
It might be related to
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/SECURITY/Jenkins+Security+Advisory+2013-01-04
People have been unable to start JNLP slaves after upgrading their Jenkins.
I've understood it is still possible to do it. You'd have to use a browser
authenticate and to download the slave-
I have found the git plugin keeps some sort of state about the built branches
in the workspace.
If we configure the workspace to be deleted in the beginning or end of the
build, there's no predicting which branch Jenkins is going to build next. (Of
course, we could specify the branch in the job
The Jenkins SVN plugin has some dependency on time. To achieve best results you
should have both Jenkins and SVN server clocks synchronized using NTP or
similar.
-- Sami
Jeff kirjoitti 19.2.2013 kello 18.44:
> We are using SVN (SVNBridge to TFS) for most of our projects. It doesn't
> seem t
I suggest you change your job configuration like this:
1) Remove the all the SCM configuration.
2) As first build step, add a shell script step which executes:
env
ssh -v 10.100.100.96 hostname
Then trigger the job to run. Then click open the build and the console. Check
the output.
Then run
No, but you can configure Jenkins to automatically install then when needed
-- Sami
Markus KARG kirjoitti 9.2.2013 kello 20.52:
> C:\.jenkins\maven3-interceptor.jar 2988
> Error: Main class org.jvnet.hudson.maven3.agent.Maven3Main could not get
> found or loaded
> ERROR: Failed to launch Maven
Sorry, but ... Have you tried turning it off and on again? :)
And check the stdout and stderr of Jenkins. Is it printing exceptions and/or
stacktraces? If so, put them into pastebin/gist and tell us. Also it might be
helpful to see your config.xml files (and remember to remove any sensitive
inf
> related than jenkins itself.
>
> Thanks a lot
>
> On Fri, Feb 8, 2013 at 5:45 PM, Sami Tikka wrote:
>> I'm guessing you are using ant to execute phpunit.
>>
>> Maybe you could tell ant to fail on error. Currently you have told ant to
>> ignore the ph
I myself would use (and have used) smbclient to copy artifacts after the build
has produced them. It doesn't have to a post-build step.
But Mac OS no longer has smbclient, so I hope you're using Linux. I suppose
Windows can just do "net use..."
-- Sami
Markus KARG kirjoitti 9.2.2013 kello 19.
My Jenkins runs in VMware virtual machine and slaves in libvirt/KVM vms. No
problems so far.
-- Sami
Raghavendra Achar kirjoitti 8.2.2013 kello 7.37:
> Thanks a lot Andrew for the quick reply, Will Jenkins work on the virtual
> configurations??Has it been tested by many??
> Can i make First s
Kamal Ahmed kirjoitti 8.2.2013 kello 20.40:
> i increased the PermGen, like you suggested and for the last few minutes its
> working ok, i even have a build going.
> Crossing Fingers.
> It would be nice to have RELEASE NOTES with every new build,
http://jenkins-ci.org/changelog, but it might n
unit crashes I could make a test if one of those files was
> correctly generated, but I do not know where to insert that test.
>
>
> Thank you
>
> On Wed, Feb 6, 2013 at 4:12 PM, Sami Tikka wrote:
>> We need more details to help you.
>>
>> What type of job hav
Did you try with jdk 1.7?
-- Sami
Viktor Tarasov kirjoitti 7.2.2013 kello 11.26:
> Hello,
>
> When trying to build jenkins from the current GH master branch
> I'm getting following error:
>
> $ mvn -Plight-test install
> ..
> Running hudson.util.XStreamTest
> Tests run: 1, Failures: 0, E
Jenkins is running as different user and that user's cache dir does not have
the same files as yours has, maybe.
-- Sami
Роман Бесолов kirjoitti 7.2.2013 kello 14.24:
> I'm trying to build javamail1.4.5
> (http://kenai.com/projects/javamail/downloads). I can build it manually (by
> typing mv
You would get better help from Cygwin mailing list.
I believe the problem is that after you start the Cygwin bash, you must stop
using windows-style pathnames. I.e. you must use /cygdrive/c/install to run the
installer.
-- Sami
Z W kirjoitti 8.2.2013 kello 1.46:
> Hi All
>
> Has anyone tri
Since you chose not to share the console log, I'm only speculating, but I think
you need to consider the possibility it is the python command that fails. Maybe
it does not really fail, but anyway exits with nonzero code to indicate a
problem in the pep8 analysis?
-- Sami
jonas kirjoitti 7.2.2
Matteo Centonza kirjoitti 5.2.2013 kello 10.45:
> But in case of master failure, even if running on slaves machines perfectly
> fit, jobs would be abrouptly stopped just because master <-> slave channel
> is interrupted.
Yes, if the master or slave breaks, you will always get a failed build. Th
I have developed instructions on how to set up Jenkins from scratch if our
Jenkins would catch fire and burn to the ground.
I have also used the instructions to set up a 2nd Jenkins to run a newer
version of Jenkins before upgrading.
You need the jenkins.war, the plugins, the global config.xml
We need more details to help you.
What type of job have you created?
How exactly are you executing phpunit? What is the build step you use? Shell,
CMD, something else?
Can you show us the exact command or configuration?
More information is better than less.
-- Sami
Adam Tong kirjoitti 5.2.2
Are there any errors/exceptions in Jenkins log files or stdout/stderr?
-- Sami
Andrew Melo kirjoitti 6.2.2013 kello 22.13:
> Hey everyone,
>
> Sorry for resurrecting that thread, but are there any solutions for
> this problem? It's basically killing our instance often.
>
> best,
> Andrew
>
>
What does it mean when you say "SSL is disabled"? How can you disable SSL? You
have blocked access to SVN server port 443?
-- Sami
Mehdi Hayani Soujaa kirjoitti 6.2.2013 kello 13.25:
> Hi,
>
> Thank you Nicolas for your answer,
>
> But, in my case, wouldn't the sources code retrieval be a
Oh you really meant you want your slaves to HA!
Usually people just have so many slaves it doesn't matter if some go down.
-- Sami
Matteo Centonza kirjoitti 4.2.2013 kello 16.37:
> Hello Sami, Rob,
>
> thanks for your replies.
>
> We are currently using redhat cluster to provide failover cap
Jenkins only deletes builds when it runs the job. If you need the disk space
vacated immediately, you can script it like described here:
http://jenkins.361315.n4.nabble.com/Is-there-a-way-to-make-quot-discard-old-builds-quot-happen-right-now-td3879634.html
-- Sami
Chris Withers kirjoitti 20.1.
Well, everything is more difficult on Windows.
I do not use Windows but I work in an organization where people have to do
battle with the same issues you are fighting with.
I think your issues might be caused by the "git" command not being a .exe but a
.bat.
-- Sami
hong...@steward.org kirjo
There is no such way. If this is critical to you, maybe you could check if you
can turn your builds into "external jobs" like described in
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Monitoring+external+jobs
-- Sami
Matteo kirjoitti 22.1.2013 kello 21.23:
> Hello,
>
> first i'd like to thank
Which Jenkins version are you using? Recent Jenkins versions allowed
unauthenticated access to the slave-agent.jnlp URL, which makes starting JNLP
slaves a bit more difficult.
I'm pretty sure the slave startup does not use -auth option to provide a
username and password. Where did you pick that
Yes, you can change the branch specification later.
I myself always like to explicitly specify the branch instead of leaving it
blank. I really don't know what the git plugin does when you leave it blank. Is
there a reason why you cannot specify the name of the branch in the job
configuration?
I guess you are using git as your version control system and your question is
specific to the way the Jenkins git plugin works. It really would make
answering these questions a bit easier if people would tell a little bit what
kind of setup they have...
If the git plugin has been configured to
It looks like the artifact was being copied to a slave and the connection
broke. The reason is not clear from the stacktrace. Is there anything in the
logs on the slave side?
-- Sami
Chris Withers kirjoitti 29.1.2013 kello 14.21:
> Hi All,
>
> I've seen stack traces such as the following a c
It is not a good idea to run Jenkins as root. Unless you know what you are
doing. And even then it is not a good idea.
And if you do not know how to do it, you definitely should not be doing it.
Maybe instead you could explain what you are trying to do and why do you think
you need Jenkins to h
And if your slaves are not virtual machines, take a look at
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/PXE+Plugin or
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Scripted+Cloud+plugin
-- Sami
Mark Waite kirjoitti 30.1.2013 kello 14.31:
> If you need to restore an existing operating system to
Which Jenkins version are you using? Recent Jenkins versions allowed
unauthenticated access to the slave-agent.jnlp URL, which makes starting JNLP
slaves a bit more difficult.
I'm pretty sure the slave startup does not use -auth option to provide a
username and password. Where did you pick that
Chris Withers kirjoitti 1.2.2013 kello 13.39:
> On 01/02/2013 11:30, Thomas Fields wrote:
>> Slave1
>> 1. Building project1, #345
>> 2. Building project2, #125
>> 3. Building project3, #455
>> 4. Building project4, #34
>> Building project5, #12
>> Building project6, #122
>> Building project7, #1
Did you upgrade or downgrade Jenkins? Has it restarted? What is in the log
file? Did you have job config history plugin installed? And if not, why? Is
your Jenkins configured to require login allowing changes?
-- Sami
Steve K kirjoitti 2.2.2013 kello 0.13:
> Has anyone else encountered this?
I type some Groovy commands into the Script Console you can find under the
Manage Jenkins link in the sidebar.
-- Sami
Marcin Biegan kirjoitti 15.11.2012 kello 2.39:
> Hi,
>
> I wanted to ask how do you handle configuring multiple jobs. We have
> about 10 maven projects to build in at least 2
The usual way to use Jenkins is for the developer to commit his changes to a
version control repository, which Jenkins will monitor and when it sees a new
commit, Jenkins will check out a copy of the sources under the Jenkins work dir
and then execute some commands, typically to build and test t
You could install the Github plugin. It provides an entry point that Github web
hook can trigger without authentication.
-- Sami
William Soula kirjoitti 5.10.2012 kello 15.53:
> Our Jenkins currently builds both github enterprise projects and svn
> projects. I would really like to implement
Disk usage plugin recalculates disk space usage based on a very, very lazy
schedule. It is actually somewhat disk-intensive, so it is nice it doesn't run
continuously.
Another way to save on disk space is to find the spot in job configuration
where you configure the archived artifacts. Under it
Could you post exactly what you see in the console log of the failed build?
Also, it might help if you could post your job config.xml or put in
pastebin/gist so we could take a look.
-- Sami
Ed Young kirjoitti 14.9.2012 kello 22.38:
> I installed the Naginator Plugin (v1.8) because the retry
You can also use ant or python or perl build step because they are
cross-platform too.
I use ant myself because it is easy because jenkins can auto install ant.
-- Sami
Les Mikesell kirjoitti 29.8.2012 kello 20.44:
> On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 11:38 AM, bearrito
> wrote:
>> Why the insistenc
Jenkins has a built-in limitation: It must check out your source tree to local
disk before it is able to access files in version control server.
Go to job configuration. Then, under "Source Code Management", choose
Subversion.
In the Repository URL type
https://svn.qsu-dev.com/svn/moveon4-java
e backup setup nor has any anti virus software been
>> installed.
>>
>> As I said below, I had to wipe the disk and reinstall everything from
>> scratch.
>> So, it has: Mountain Lion, Java, Xcode.
>> That's about it.
>> Nobody else is logged on except
Neither Jenkins or Git really support having multiple projects in one Git
repository (at least not yet). The difficulties you are experiencing are a
result of that.
I always thought you have to specify polling schedule if you check the polling
box... but you can make the polling cycle very lon
Have you read
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Installing+Jenkins+as+a+Windows+service
?
I assume you used the native windows package to install Jenkins. I think you
can follow the advice at the end of the page or if that is too difficult, then
use the method described at the beginn
Just to rule out the obvious culprits:
- The Mac hardware is in good general health?
- There is plenty of free memory? The system is not swapping?
- There isn't some process running and taking a lot of cpu? Spotlight indexing,
Time Machine backup, some anti-virus real-time scanner?
Even though
See http://scriptlerweb.appspot.com/script/show/59001
-- Sami
phil swenson kirjoitti 23.8.2012 kello 20.02:
> works great. can't find anything for killing all the current jobs though.
>
> But this helps, thanks!
>
> On Wed, Aug 22, 2012 at 5:26 PM, Jesse Farinacci wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> O
In the matrix job, archive the reports as build artifacts.
Then make another, simple freestyle job that gets triggered when the matrix job
completes. This job will use Copy Artifact build step to download the
artifacts. Click on the help buttons (the question marks) of the Copy Artifacts
step.
In the "Invoke Ant" build step, choose something else than Default for the "Ant
Version" field.
-- Sami
Thomas Diligent kirjoitti 22.8.2012 kello 12.21:
> Hello,
>
> I have a jenkins install with two slave nodes (windows and macos).
> I try to use the same ant script on both within a multiple
I have a Jenkins that doesn't work. It runs on Debian 6 using the Sun6
JDK. I have tried several versions of Jenkins and they all have this
same problem, including the latest 1.478:
Failed to load native POSIX impl; falling back on Java impl. Stacktrace follows.
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Cou
My Jenkins was archiving very slowly when I was using OpenJDK 1.6. When I
changed to Sun JDK 1.6, the archiving sped up a lot.
-- Sami
David Hreczany kirjoitti 20.8.2012 kello 16.57:
> Hi Jenkins users,
> I am experiencing a problem with my Jenkins in that the archiving artifacts
> portion o
I think the git plugin sets GIT_BRANCH environment variable, so you could e.g.
write it to a .properties file and use parameterized trigger to pass it to
another build.
-- Sami
Allen Bierbaum kirjoitti 20.8.2012 kello 18.16:
> On Sun, Aug 19, 2012 at 1:11 PM, Sami Tikka wrote:
>>
I think the story goes there is a bug in OS X that allows some access to
windowserver but not to all the services that would make a fully functional
application.
-- Sami
Liron Yahdav kirjoitti 20.8.2012 kello 21.30:
> Thanks Sami, that fixed the issue! We configured Jenkins to run as a launc
gt; build using "Build other projects" as a post build action then the
> downstream build should build the same branch as the upstream?
>
> -Allen
>
>
> On Sat, Aug 18, 2012 at 2:58 PM, Sami Tikka wrote:
>> Maybe something has changed? Someone upgraded some Jen
Maybe something has changed? Someone upgraded some Jenkins plugin or installed
a new one or changed something in the job configuration.
I happen to know if you install the Workspace Cleanup plugin and configure a
job to use it, it deletes the workspace and that somehow causes git plugin to
get
What does your ant task do? Did you read the wiki page mentioned in the error?
Did the you follow the advice over there?
-- Sami
Varghese Renny kirjoitti 16.8.2012 kello 13.43:
>
> Hi,
>i am getting an exception at slave console while stoping and starting
> tomcat using ant task..
>
You're not being too forthcoming with what you want to accomplish, so this may
not help you much:
Like it says in the System Groovy Script build step, system Groovy script
always executes on the master. The "system Groovy" actually executes inside of
Jenkins, in the same vm, so system Groovy ca
Some things you need to understand about the promoted builds:
The promotions are kind of like 2nd class citizens in the Jenkins job
population: They are subservient to their parent job and they do not have their
own workspace.
This means that you should not do anything in the promotion actions
As far as I understand, the standard triggering of other projects from
post-build actions does what you want.
Go into A's configuration: Add post-build action -> Build other projects. Enter
project name B, choose "Trigger only if build succeeds".
If it doesn't, maybe you could be even more spe
Then you cannot run the slave on that machine. You just have to run the tests
using some other method and copy the results back to a Jenkins job workspace.
-- Sami
Renlong Zhang kirjoitti 15.8.2012 kello 6.36:
> Hi all,
>
> I have to run test cases in a machine and this machine can not insta
So assign the jobs to run on a slave with only 1 executor. I guarantee only one
at a time will run.
-- Sami
rusty kirjoitti 14.8.2012 kello 19.54:
> The problem is that I can have no concurrency in between the two top projects
> nor any child projects that they have. I have looked at throttl
Which version of Jenkins you are running?
-- Sami
Kenneth kirjoitti 14.8.2012 kello 15.36:
> Hi Guru's
> I'v jeg trying to konfigure my jenkins to have a job monitoring three of
> several projects checked into subversion.
> and build it with ms build. (using .net 2.0 & c#)
> after that I would
If you begin the build step with a line that starts with #!, Jenkins will
assume you want to specify the interpreter instead of using /bin/sh -xe, which
is the default. It is the -e switch of the shell which is responsible for
aborting the script when a command exits with error.
You could plac
All the builds will enter the queue at the same time, but how many will
actually run in parallel depends on how many executors you have or if you have
used other means of concurrency control like Throttle Concurrent Builds plugin.
-- Sami
rusty kirjoitti 14.8.2012 kello 19.26:
>
> I am alre
Use a multi-configuration project with one, two or more axes.
-- Sami
rusty kirjoitti 14.8.2012 kello 5.39:
> PROBLEM: I need to build a project with certain parameters which then kicks
> of various other projects. I then need to build the same first project with
> a different set of param
With the limited details you provide all I can advice is: try not to close the
slave agent or kill its network connection.
If you want better advice, you need to provide more details. In general, the
slave agent does not lose connection in the middle of builds.
-- Sami
Manoj Attal kirjoitti
The plugin requires a newer Jenkins than you are running?
-- Sami
Chris Withers kirjoitti 13.8.2012 kello 12.34:
> On 13/08/2012 09:24, oliver gondža wrote:
>>> How can I get Jenkins to email me when any node falls offline?
>>> (as it blocks a whole load of builds, but I don't get any notificat
Is this a Jenkins issue at all? Does it work when you try it as Jenkins user
with the same environment? Note, Jenkins might not have the same environment
vars as a logged in user, depending on your platform and where the vars are
set.
-- Sami
de Herdt Arne kirjoitti 13.8.2012 kello
9.56:
>
Unless you have changed the configuration by hand, the native OS X package sets
up Jenkins as a launch daemon. Launch daemons have no access to window server,
thus they are unable to display windows, like chrome.
You must run Jenkins as a launch agent or use
https://github.com/stisti/jenkins-a
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