deploying build artifacts from a previous build.

2015-04-07 Thread Colin Kincaid Williams
Hi, I'm part of a project that is currently using a set of scripts to deploy projects manually by providing a build number. The scripts dig through the filesystem on the jenkins server, and copy and deploy the files needed in place on a host. Unfortunately these simple scripts are a mess. It

Deploying build artifacts

2013-08-26 Thread Mateusz PolaƄski
e tried different ways to write the path down, it's always the same. Does anyone know how to master this issue? -- View this message in context: http://jenkins-ci.361315.n4.nabble.com/Deploying-build-artifacts-tp4676969.html Sent from the Jenkins users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. -

Re: Deploying Build Artifacts

2013-07-26 Thread deevant07
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Re: Deploying Build Artifacts

2012-08-03 Thread cjo
The artefacts are not in the workspace, they are stored with the build information, so you can retrieve artifacts from all of the builds that have them stored, from build#1 to latest if you keep them that long. these are easily accessed from the webUI via /job///artifact/ The default file pat

Re: Deploying Build Artifacts

2012-08-03 Thread David Weintraub
On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 11:32 AM, cjo wrote: > As you have the deploying part already configured in the promotion, > > All that you need to do is retrieve the artefacts from the build that you > need, in to the current workspace, > This is done with the Copy Artifact Plugin[1] before your deploy I

Re: Deploying Build Artifacts

2012-08-03 Thread cjo
As you have the deploying part already configured in the promotion, All that you need to do is retrieve the artefacts from the build that you need, in to the current workspace, This is done with the Copy Artifact Plugin[1] before your deploy You should set the project to $PROMOTED_JOB_NAME, an

Deploying Build Artifacts

2012-08-03 Thread David Weintraub
We are using Maven (actually Ant and Ivy, but I'm converting the ivy.xml to a Maven pom.xm). I store the pom.xml and the jar/war/ear I'm deploying as a "Build Artifact". I have figured out how to use the Promotion Plugin to deploy the artifact into our Maven repository when I press the button to p