continuable | C++14 asynchronous allocation aware futures | Reactive Programming library

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I found a ticket opened on the Jenkins forum and it helped me to solve this problem.

Just to explain what I did. On our Jenkinsfile, we had this environment called NOME_BASE_IMAGEM that we use on the stage to execute Junit Tests and analyze with sonarQube

NOME_BASE_IMAGEM = "registry.rancher.tcu.gov.br/public-images/gradle/gradle6-certs-win-ad:gradle-6.8.3-jdk8

I guess you missed on '' credentialsId

should be like this

withCredentials([string(credentialsId: 'YOUR_CREDENTIAL_ID', variable: 'GITHUB_TOKEN')] and after that access the token inside any command using $GITHUB_TOKEN.

OR another approach would be include the the credentials in environment section like this

So following snippet you can use for your case

Your following code:

find out the full list of available targets

all active targets are listed in the glibc-dynamic-linker function in gnu/packages/bootstrap.scm.

how to build for this target?

you can:

1. create an empty directory with your future packages;

2. save the path to it into the environment variable $GUIX_PACKAGE_PATH;

3. place the mentioned bootstrap.scm file here: $GUIX_PACKAGE_PATH/gnu/packages/bootstrap.scm;

4. make the necessary changes to it:

The syntax you are using for the parallel command is the declarative syntax, but you are using it inside the script block which requires scripted syntax and therefore the exception.
In your script block you should use the scripted syntax for the parallel command:

parallel: Execute in parallel Takes a map from branch names to closures and an optional argument failFast > which will terminate all branches upon a failure in any other branch:

I guess you need to change the pipeline durability setting in configure system of Jenkins setting to something performance-optimized(clean shutdown).

To avoid build failure, for now, I enabled try and catch and setting value for BUILD_USER if getCause(...) is going to fail ... as when someone clicks on the side-bar link Scan MultiBranch Pipeline Now, then console output or Jenkins doesn't set a USER who clicked on that side-bar link to launch the build (if there are any changes to be built) and shows Branch Indexing as first line in output (instead of showing: Started by user (someUserID)).

Thus, the following will set BUILD_USER to a meaningful value and won't FAIL the build.

You will need to escape $id to \$id otherwise Jenkins thinks you are trying to use a Groovy var rather than a shell var.

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