jenkins-plugins

问题 My git repository is Azure Dev-Ops and use Jenkins for continuous integration build and I use tfs Plugin for Jenkins. My code has 6 branches: master, test1, test2, test3, test4, test5 When i want pull request test1 to master (for example pull request number is 100) and test5 to test4 (for example pull request number is 101) Jenkins only build pull request for number 100 don't build pull request number 101. after several time when i want build for pull request test3 to test2 (for example pull

问题 Is there any way to access jenkins environment variables (BUILD_NUMBER etc)in a java program without doing any changes in jenkins job. I am thinking if there is any listener (Jenkins or Maven) that I can hook into for getting jenkins enviroment variables and then I can set them as System properties and access anywhere in my java program. I came across EnvInject plugin but that would require job changes. I am looking for a solution where I can get access programmatically!! Ref: https://wiki

问题 Is there any way to access jenkins environment variables (BUILD_NUMBER etc)in a java program without doing any changes in jenkins job. I am thinking if there is any listener (Jenkins or Maven) that I can hook into for getting jenkins enviroment variables and then I can set them as System properties and access anywhere in my java program. I came across EnvInject plugin but that would require job changes. I am looking for a solution where I can get access programmatically!! Ref: https://wiki

问题 Is there any way to access jenkins environment variables (BUILD_NUMBER etc)in a java program without doing any changes in jenkins job. I am thinking if there is any listener (Jenkins or Maven) that I can hook into for getting jenkins enviroment variables and then I can set them as System properties and access anywhere in my java program. I came across EnvInject plugin but that would require job changes. I am looking for a solution where I can get access programmatically!! Ref: https://wiki

问题 Is there any way to access jenkins environment variables (BUILD_NUMBER etc)in a java program without doing any changes in jenkins job. I am thinking if there is any listener (Jenkins or Maven) that I can hook into for getting jenkins enviroment variables and then I can set them as System properties and access anywhere in my java program. I came across EnvInject plugin but that would require job changes. I am looking for a solution where I can get access programmatically!! Ref: https://wiki

问题 I am working on declarative pipeline. I am trying to achieve dynamic stages which should distribute the stages parallel with the agents defined. When i explored i learned how to achieve Dynamic sequential stages. Below is my sample code. My problem now is, how to achieve parallel stages with agents i have. For example, if i have 3 agents all the 5 stages should run parallel in the agents parallel. I tried using parallel tests but not working. Please help me to improve further ! def learn

问题 I've been looking around and cannot find how to download the latest artifact with curl or even just to know the link. I've discovered the permalinks and api xml/json feeds which contain all the data that is needed such as the artifact names etc....Also discovered the special link that zips all artifacts, but my artifact is already zipped. Is there is a way to not have to pick out information and just use a simple link. In other words, tell jenkins to give me the latest artifact of job x

问题 I've been looking around and cannot find how to download the latest artifact with curl or even just to know the link. I've discovered the permalinks and api xml/json feeds which contain all the data that is needed such as the artifact names etc....Also discovered the special link that zips all artifacts, but my artifact is already zipped. Is there is a way to not have to pick out information and just use a simple link. In other words, tell jenkins to give me the latest artifact of job x

问题 I've been looking around and cannot find how to download the latest artifact with curl or even just to know the link. I've discovered the permalinks and api xml/json feeds which contain all the data that is needed such as the artifact names etc....Also discovered the special link that zips all artifacts, but my artifact is already zipped. Is there is a way to not have to pick out information and just use a simple link. In other words, tell jenkins to give me the latest artifact of job x

问题 I am working on to setup regression for one of my project through jenkins. I am new to jenkins and kind of confused with so many available pipeline plugins. To name a few: Pipeline Plugin Build Pipeline Plugin Delivery Pipeline Plugin They all seem same to me. Can anyone help me decide when to use which plugin? Thanks. 回答1: While the idea is the same, they are very different in the way how you implement a deployment pipeline. Long story short: use the Pipeline plugin, which is the "new" way