jenkins-plugins

问题 Details : - Developed a test automation framework using Webdriver and TestNG - Using ANT as triggering tool to drive browser automations. This is working fine, I could see Browser getting opened and see all the navigations - Setup Jenkins on my local & configured to invoke ANT - Clicked on Build Now link in the Job - Browser is not visible, instead running as a process...could see it in Windows Task Manager Any help / Inputs / Pointers is much appreciated!! 回答1: You are probably running

问题 I'm not sure I have terminology quite correct here, so I will try to explain as best as possible. I use Jenkins to run our Java automation. There are lots of long-running (2-10 hours) jobs executing constantly against different versions of the product under test. I need a way to look quickly at the Build History box of a job, and see which job is testing which product version. I've used the Groovy Postbuild plugin successfully to add a badge (I think that is what it is) to the right of the

问题 I have a Jenkins job to build the master branch of my GitHub repo. It triggers nicely when I push a commit to master , and I'm very happy about it. I would also like to have a single Jenkins job that would build any other branch in this repository. I.e. whenever I push a commit to a branch (that is not master ), I'd like to have this Jenkins job to build that branch, and only that branch. Using the GitHub pull-request plugin requires me to create a pull-request, and merges my commit with

问题 I have a Jenkins job to build the master branch of my GitHub repo. It triggers nicely when I push a commit to master , and I'm very happy about it. I would also like to have a single Jenkins job that would build any other branch in this repository. I.e. whenever I push a commit to a branch (that is not master ), I'd like to have this Jenkins job to build that branch, and only that branch. Using the GitHub pull-request plugin requires me to create a pull-request, and merges my commit with

问题 In a Jenkins job I'm doing a couple of actions that reside in the pre-step build, such as executing a shell script. With the use of the Jenkins plugin "EnvInject" I want to inject environment variables into my maven build (Unit tests) so that those can be used inside my Java unit tests. Inside the shell script im doing something similar as: echo "ip=$IP" >> unit-test.properties While building Jenkins outputs the following: [EnvInject] - Injecting environment variables from a build step.

问题 In a Jenkins job I'm doing a couple of actions that reside in the pre-step build, such as executing a shell script. With the use of the Jenkins plugin "EnvInject" I want to inject environment variables into my maven build (Unit tests) so that those can be used inside my Java unit tests. Inside the shell script im doing something similar as: echo "ip=$IP" >> unit-test.properties While building Jenkins outputs the following: [EnvInject] - Injecting environment variables from a build step.

问题 I use the Jenkins Artifactory plugin. Artifactory is installed beside Nginx server. Sometimes, Jenkins return an error on upload: [main] ERROR org.jfrog.build.extractor.maven.BuildInfoClientBuilder - Failed while reading the response from: PUT https://XXXX.XXX/XX-XXXXXXX-XXX/com/XXXX/XXXX/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxxx-api/1.0.0-SNAPSHOT/xxxxxxx-api-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar;build.timestamp=1457104033410;build.name=xxxxxxx-build;build.number=75 HTTP/1.1 org.codehaus.jackson

问题 In Jenkins, is it possible to export windows batch variables as build parameters? I know using build parameters inside windows batch blocks is, I use it a lot. For example, I have a windows batch block that creates a variable, say A, like SET A="MyVar" Is it possible to use it in running MSBuild, passing it like it was a build parameter, in the (working) syntax of /p:AssemblyName=%A% or /p:AssemblyName=${A} ? Neither of these seem to work (my variable is always empty). Update : @Tuffwer

问题 In Jenkins, is it possible to export windows batch variables as build parameters? I know using build parameters inside windows batch blocks is, I use it a lot. For example, I have a windows batch block that creates a variable, say A, like SET A="MyVar" Is it possible to use it in running MSBuild, passing it like it was a build parameter, in the (working) syntax of /p:AssemblyName=%A% or /p:AssemblyName=${A} ? Neither of these seem to work (my variable is always empty). Update : @Tuffwer

问题 I am trying to configure Jenkins to be used for my team which works on node.js projects. We used jasmine-node for most of our projects. I have a jenkins instance managed by another group in the org which recognizes node and npm. I ran 'npm install -g jasmine-node' as one of the Jenkins job and the coonsole output says it is successfull: Building on master in workspace C:\.jenkins\workspace\ttm-closr > git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree Fetching changes from the remote Git repository > git