>
> But i want to change jenkins time zone to US-EST time zone?
> *How to change jenkins server time zone?*
>
https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/Change+time+zone
did you try this ?
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Hi,
All how to change jenkins server time zone?
Actually my Jenkins server is running ion my laptop and my laptop is
running under Indian time zone.
and my jenkins web page is showing time as following
Page generated: Sep 28, 2018 12:32:39 PM ISTREST API
<http://localhost:8080/job/Test/1/
Can you please provide more info on this. What exactly did you do with the
"out of order" jobs?
Are there any jobs in the view after the jobs have been moved?
On 29 April 2015 at 10:11, VillageMonkey wrote:
> ...
> Builds which executed in this 9:30 hours time, are shown as out of order.
> We mo
Hi,
We were using *Asia/Kolkata* time zone for our Jenkins server since
yesterday.
Most of our jobs scheduled using *America/Toronto* time zone so we updated
Jenkins server time zone to America/Toronto.
We observed that some *builds were* *out of order *after this change, since
there is 9:30
ainst
the Jenkins server time. I would have thought that the REST API call for
the root resource should contain this.
On Monday, 30 July 2012 20:30:13 UTC+1, sti wrote:
>
> I couldn't find it in the REST API, but maybe something like:
>
> echo 'println new Date()'
I couldn't find it in the REST API, but maybe something like:
echo 'println new Date()' | java -jar jenkins-cli.jar -s $JENKINS_URL
groovy =
jenkins-cli.jar is available from your $JENKINS_URL/cli. The equals sign at the
end is not a typo.
-- Sami
Tom Denley kirjoitti 30.7.2012 kello 17.
Is there any way to determine the current time on a Jenkins instance
through its REST API?
I make use of the Jenkins REST API, and frequently come across resources
containing a timestamp field, from which I would like to calculate a
duration -- by subtracting from the current time. Unfortunate
