jenkins-blueocean

问题 The Blue Ocean interface to a Jenkins multibranch pipeline project shows several branches that were automatically created. Is there a programmatic way to list the branches in the pipeline from code to be added to a Jenkinsfile? This question asks about Jenkins Project branch information located inside the Jenkins application object model, which should be accessible via the Jenkins API or CLI. I looked at all the variables that are available at http://<jenkins-home>/env-vars.html/ , but none

问题 The Blue Ocean interface to a Jenkins multibranch pipeline project shows several branches that were automatically created. Is there a programmatic way to list the branches in the pipeline from code to be added to a Jenkinsfile? This question asks about Jenkins Project branch information located inside the Jenkins application object model, which should be accessible via the Jenkins API or CLI. I looked at all the variables that are available at http://<jenkins-home>/env-vars.html/ , but none

问题 The Blue Ocean interface to a Jenkins multibranch pipeline project shows several branches that were automatically created. Is there a programmatic way to list the branches in the pipeline from code to be added to a Jenkinsfile? This question asks about Jenkins Project branch information located inside the Jenkins application object model, which should be accessible via the Jenkins API or CLI. I looked at all the variables that are available at http://<jenkins-home>/env-vars.html/ , but none

问题 We are using Jenkins Pipeline Multibranch Plugin with Blue Ocean. Through my reading, I believe it is quite common to tie your project's build number to the Jenkins run, as this allows traceability from an installed application through to the CI system, then to the change in source control, and then onto the issue that prompted the change. The problem is that for each branch, the run number begins at 0. For a project with multiple branches, it seems impossible to guarantee a unique build

问题 We are using Jenkins Pipeline Multibranch Plugin with Blue Ocean. Through my reading, I believe it is quite common to tie your project's build number to the Jenkins run, as this allows traceability from an installed application through to the CI system, then to the change in source control, and then onto the issue that prompted the change. The problem is that for each branch, the run number begins at 0. For a project with multiple branches, it seems impossible to guarantee a unique build

问题 With Jenkins 2 Pipeline plugin, there's a useful feature allowing a quick overview of the pipeline stages and status of steps, including logging output. However, if you use the "Shell script" (sh) step, there doesn't seem to be a way to label that script with a useful name, so the display merely shows a long list of "Shell Script" (shown in the image below). How can I assign a useful name, or how can I use some other step to accomplish the same effect? 回答1: Update Feb 2019 : According to

问题 With Jenkins 2 Pipeline plugin, there's a useful feature allowing a quick overview of the pipeline stages and status of steps, including logging output. However, if you use the "Shell script" (sh) step, there doesn't seem to be a way to label that script with a useful name, so the display merely shows a long list of "Shell Script" (shown in the image below). How can I assign a useful name, or how can I use some other step to accomplish the same effect? 回答1: Update Feb 2019 : According to

问题 With Jenkins 2 Pipeline plugin, there's a useful feature allowing a quick overview of the pipeline stages and status of steps, including logging output. However, if you use the "Shell script" (sh) step, there doesn't seem to be a way to label that script with a useful name, so the display merely shows a long list of "Shell Script" (shown in the image below). How can I assign a useful name, or how can I use some other step to accomplish the same effect? 回答1: Update Feb 2019 : According to

问题 I am trying to use python image to build and test a very simple python project. But when I give Docker Image name in Jenkinsfile, it fails to pull the image. [drone-python_test-jenk-NVHH77CLU5PUMV6UVRK62EARJB3DUVF5FWILYVRZDXOE54RACN2Q] Running shell script + docker pull python Using default tag: latest Warning: failed to get default registry endpoint from daemon (Cannot connect to the Docker daemon. Is the docker daemon running on this host?). Using system default: https://index.docker.io/v1/

问题 I recently set up Jenkins with the Blue Ocean plugin and have it building off a number of Git repos hosted on our TFS 2013. I updated the plugins and Jenkins so they are running the latest version. When I went to add a new pipeline for a new Git repo it is now saying: "Warning - Saving Pipelines is unsupported using http/https repositories. Please use SSH instead." When I try to add the pipeline it tells me "Repository URL - Please enter a valid URL.". This is the URL that TFS is giving me to