jenkinstest

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jenkinstest is a Shell library. jenkinstest has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

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Git fails Checking out Revision on jenkins

maven release plugin for simple git project - error: not a working copy

How do I properly use the "branch" option of the Jenkins's git parameter plugin?

I wanna compress folders from one network drive to another network drive using 7zip over cmd, jenkins

Jenkins Shared Library: "java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: No such DSL method"

Getting Jenkins BUILD environment variables from within a python script

QUESTION

Git fails Checking out Revision on jenkins

Asked 2020-Feb-12 at 04:54

On Jenkins I get an error

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Jan-29 at 21:05

The only thing that solved this issue was to remove the entire job-definition (not only the workspace) and create a new one with the same settings. Now it clones and builds all fine.

So it seems to be aproved that somewhere Jenkins stored more information about the git repository than only in the job's workspace.

I've seen that the job-definitions themselves are stored under \Jobs and probably there was also the information about former pulled branches stored together with the former builds information.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48268408

QUESTION

maven release plugin for simple git project - error: not a working copy

Asked 2019-Jan-17 at 15:58

How can I perform 'releasing' on a simple project using the Maven 'maven-release-plugin' while using with Git(lab)?

I am working on a dev / feature branch and finally I merge the updates into the 'master' branch. I guess, then the 'release' plugin comes into play. Correct?

In my Jenkinsfile I call:

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ANSWER

Answered 2019-Jan-17 at 15:58

As suggested in some posts, it is (indeed) better to use the Jgitflow Maven plugin. Even the project changed to this plugin. So, there was no reason to stick to the Maven Release plugin. Looking back, I finally agree with the advice and move forward with the Jgitflow plugin.

What are the results of the release step? Suppose the current version of the development branch is 0.5.0-SNAPSHOT.

We have a 'release' branch with the right version and built products (v0.5.0);
We have a 'development' branch ready for the next release (v0.6.0-SNAPSHOT);
We have a 'master' branch as a backup (v0.5.0).

Which actions are required?

Create a new 'release' branch based on the development branch. The version of this branch is the current version minus the '-SNAPSHOT' part.
Build the endproducts with that release branch. You can also build Docker images with a tag with that version. You can add other labels to that Docker image.
Merge the branch into the 'master'branch. So you have a backup for production issues.
Determine the number of the next version of the 'development' branch. This depends on whether you want a major, minor or patch release.
Update the 'development' branch with the new version.

OK, show me the code ... ;-)

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54163043

QUESTION

How do I properly use the "branch" option of the Jenkins's git parameter plugin?

Asked 2018-Sep-26 at 11:57

I set up the simple Jenkins project shown below. All I'm trying to do in this minimal working example is to have a git repository whose branch I can choose when triggering a job manually.

The real project is also supposed to automatically build a set of branches matching a regex on origin updates and build each branch in its own workspace but those are actually the parts that are working.

For some reason, however, the branch that's built is always the one with the latest commit, not the one selected as the branch or tag parameter of the build. So for the given repository, selecting master will still build branch1 because that's where the latest commit happened.

All the settings seem simple enough so I don't see where I've made a mistake and I'd appreciate any help.

I'm using Jenkins 2.143 and the Git Parameter Plug-In 0.9.5.

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Sep-26 at 11:57

You need to tell the Source Code Management configuration to use the branch you select using the Git parameter. Your parameter name is BRANCH_OR_TAG, so you need to use that for the Branches to build -> Branch specifier. Change ** to ${BRANCH_OR_TAG} and it should start building based on your selection.

Bit of explanation: the git parameter plugin only knows how to go out and get the list of branches, then put the selected value into a variable (which is basically how all Jenkins parameters work). It's up to you to tell the rest of the build job how/where to leverage that variable.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52502155

QUESTION

I wanna compress folders from one network drive to another network drive using 7zip over cmd, jenkins

Asked 2018-Mar-16 at 12:44

I have folders on server 1, and i just want to compress files to another server.

So i tried with:

7z a "\server1\plugins\Arhiva_plugins_2018_01.7z "\server2\jenkinstest*"

7zip compressed everything on \server1\pluigins\

Is it possible to compress folders on the third side with 7zip commands?

p.s. all command using on windows server, via cmd.

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Mar-16 at 12:44

figure out.

switch the places

7z a \server2\jenkinstest\Arhiva_plugins_2018_01.7z \server1\plugins\

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49320956

QUESTION

Jenkins Shared Library: "java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: No such DSL method"

Asked 2018-Jan-11 at 09:05

I'm trying to create a Jenkins pipeline through Jenkinsfile with Shared Libraries. I created a job through the Web UI to get the Jenkinsfile, which is working ok. However, the shared library content do not seems to be recognizable by Jenkins. Below are the Jenkinsfile and the shared library content and the console error. I double checked the Jenkins general config (where the shared library scm is set) and the Pipeline plugin installation. Don't know where else to go.

Shared Library Content

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Jan-10 at 16:21

Rename your var/ folder in git to vars/. In this folder you can store your groovy scripts.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48175977

QUESTION

Getting Jenkins BUILD environment variables from within a python script

Asked 2017-Aug-24 at 07:47

Jenkins version: 2.74

As part of my build step I am running a python script and was hoping to access Jenkins build variables like BUILD_ID, BUILD_NUMBER, BUILD_URL etc.

I did the following in my script just to try it out but did not see any of the keys above listed:

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-Aug-24 at 07:47

When using sudo You must pay attention to the option --preserve-env, without it env variables are lost when switching user context.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45849880

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