What do you have in your Branches to build configuration? It would
appear that it's something that doesn't match any of the remote branches.
That was the right question to ask... and I got it to work.
Branches to build: fork/${FORK_BRANCH}
And I even threw in the Merge before build:
In the big picture, I want to give my users a job where they specify both
the source (fork) and destination (upstream) git repository, as well as the
source and destination branch names, and I want jenkins to merge the source
(repo, branch) into the destination (repo, branch), then build. The
The links on the build result page created by the build pipeline plugin are
all broken and yield 404.
The links look like this:
http://host/1997eef2-85a8-407c-ac43-11bc67cb7403/job/jobName/
What is that hex number for? How do I fix these links?
Thanks,
Martin
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Does jenkins support the JUnit XML format of JUnitParams for reporting
tests?
https://github.com/Pragmatists/JUnitParams/issues/38
If not, is there a Jenkins test report plugin able to report and track
parametrized tests reports? The report format has
Yes, Mark was also suggesting that that as a probable cause, however, I
think the problem is different. I decided to open a feature request, where
I show that the Branch Specifier is set by a build parameter variable:
https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-26664
Martin
You might try
I see that message (Scheduling another build to catch up with
project-integration) in the console. My use case is the same as yours: all
my builds are on-demand. We definitely do not want any self-triggered
builds.
On Wednesday, January 28, 2015 at 1:40:43 PM UTC-5, Dunnigan, Terrence J
The Git Plugin tells me that it is Scheduling another build to catch up
with project-integration
I do not use polling, I do not use any triggers, I have a plain job
triggered by hand.
How do I turn off any and all of the automatic scheduling performed by the
Git Plugin?
Thanks,
Martin
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Thank Mark. I did not realize your were a maintainer on this plugin until I
visited the wiki page. I have decided to learn the Git Plugin by
experimenting with it, one baby step at a time. I am confused by the
purpose of the refspec, and I have reopened
I was under the impression that by installing the git-plugin, I would be
able to support pull requests between two custom local repositories (say
file:// - no github here). By that I mean that the git-plugin would clone a
central repo, fetch a branch from a forked repo, and merge them. Then
it
Thanks for the offer. Yes, I'd like to see a config.xml. That should help
me understand how to use the git-plugin (I think I over estimated what it
is meant to do).
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Scripts are great for writing process specific glue-programs and point
tools.
I learned Bash from the internet, but after a while I bought the O'Reilly
book Learning the bash shell, it was worth very penny and this
accelerated my learning: don't waste time, buy a book. I also often find
Is there a logger that I can turn on which would give me more information
on this problem? The log reveals nothing relevant.
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Arbitrary data in tabular form, try:
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Summary+Display+Plugin
For plotting data over time, try:
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Plot+Plugin
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Hi,
How does one import a custom class from within a system groovy script, when
this class is in a file in the workspace?
The workspace is obtained like this:
def thr = Thread.currentThread();
def currentBuild = thr?.executable;
def workspace =
Everything in Jenkins is reasonably fast, but loading job configuration
pages is frustratingly slow (minutes). Using Firefox, hosted on linux.
Started happening a few months ago. I don't get it since Jenkins should
only be loading the config.xml for the job... what else does it do that
takes
I should add that the CPU is railed all the time and that I use Jenkins
1.509.2. There is nothing else on that host but Jenkins. We have about 50
jobs, and thousands of results (and hundreds/thousands of JUnit xml files
per build). Have I exceeded Jenkins capacity? How do I discover what
Thanks for the advice.
1) scrolling to the end while config is loading: it gets to the end (the
last post-build step which is editable email notification) very quickly. so
it seems it's busy doing something else
2) examining the threadDump while loading the config is hung at the bottom:
The HTML Publisher plugin is no longer listed on the following page... can
some one bring it back please?
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Plugins
Thanks.
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The second link in the All Failed Tests table breaks when this JUnit XML
is used, is it a bug?
XML:
testsuite name=suite tests=2 failures=2 time=12
testcase classname=package1.class1 name=test1 time=6
failure type=ftype message=msgfailed with seed value of
123/failure
/testcase
I tried the suggested Loggers and I see nothing in the logs. How do I find
the right Loggers?
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I am looking at the NUnit samples, but I don't find an example of how to
write a test report.
However, I have noticed the following with JUnix XML in Jenkins: if there
are two identical tests in the test suite, Jenkins reports them separately:
testsuite name=TestsuiteName1
testcase
Hi,
I am looking for any XML report format publishable by Jenkins, that is able
to report multiple iterations of the same test when the same test is
executed with different random seeds. I am NOT looking for a test
framework, nor a test runner. I am only looking for a test report format
This JUnit XML file causes the build to be unstable. Why isn't it failed
instead?
testsuite tests=2 failures=1 name=group1 time=4
testcase classname=group1.test_foo name=bar time=2failure
type=Unused message=it
failed/failuresystem-outSEED=1/system-out/testcase
testcase
In a freestyle job, the build phase has the following script:
#!/bin/bash
trap 'echo Death by SIGTERM; kill $pid; exit 15;' SIGTERM
sleep 10 pid=$!
echo Waiting
wait $pid
echo Exit status: $?
When this is aborted with the UI [x] red box, the message Death by
SIGTERM never appears, but the
Bash is very good when the problem is solved by running unix commands.
Learning bash is key, and I strongly recommend the O'Reilly book Learning
the bash shell. The bash shell is mature and even if the book does not
cover bash 4, all the fundamentals are there. I can recommend three sites
for
I tried:
System.out.println(some text)
println(some text)
manager.listener.logger.println(some text)
and none of them work. How do I print text to the console from the
evaluated groovy script of the envinject plugin?
Thanks.
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Hi,
My manual promotion process is being blocked and the thread dump shows this
message:
Waiting to acquire /.../workspace/project-name : Executor #2 for hostname :
executing project-name » promotion » Promotion #40
This is terrible since the build I need to promote is actually an older
On Friday, August 17, 2012 5:56:29 PM UTC-4, qazwart wrote:
On Aug 17, 2012, at 5:12 PM, bl0ck3r martin@gmail.com javascript:
wrote:
Well, I think what I am trying to achieve is simple: promote a build
while another build is running on the same project
Wait a second
Another possibility is to copy the artifacts not to the build
directory itself, but to a directory outside of Jenkins (which is
pretty much what the Maven repository does for us).
Well, I think what I am trying to achieve is simple: promote a build while
another build is running on
I have hundreds of tests in a job, and it can take several hours to
complete. Is there a way to have Jenkins display the test results as
the job progresses?
Do not tell me to split the job into smaller jobs, it is not practical
as I would end up with hundreds of jobs and this would be
How do I display the username of the person who launched the build in
the Build History (that is the box on the left-hand side of the job
page)
I was hoping to have an additional column for the seed value. I do not
know what a TestRunner is, and unless it works with SystemVerilog, I
can't use it.
On Mar 29, 3:27 am, Ullrich Hafner ullrich.haf...@gmail.com wrote:
Can't you change the name of the test case dynamically? E.g., using a
I need to report on multiple iterations of the same test when it is
run with different seeds. With the following report, jenkins does not
see multiple iterations... how do I get it to report all the
iterations?
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
testsuite errors=0 failures=0 hostname=bar
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