Chat for people who just starting contributing to Jenkins or want to do so. https://jenkins.io/participate/
One of them to commit, and one of them will assist in release process.
Okay for now leave the repo name and GitHub ids and @timja or myself will take care of it (I'm going to bed though)
@sindhusri16
For https://github.com/orgs/jenkinsci/teams/oracle-cloud-infrastructure-compute-plugin-developers/members, these are the github ids of the members I'd like to invite:
dsavithr and jayarajg123
The repo is https://github.com/jenkinsci/oracle-cloud-infrastructure-compute-plugin
dsavithr and jayarajg123
The repo is https://github.com/jenkinsci/oracle-cloud-infrastructure-compute-plugin
@sindhusri16 ^^
I am new to this Jenkins world and software development, I am tryin to start a build, for deployment to salesforce from Jenkins, I installed a custom tool plugin. For that, I am trying to add a custom tool: gobal tool configuration, add custom tool and fill out the details "name", "installation directory" etc, but I don't see "installation directory" field. I wanted to enter the "salesforce CLI path". I hope this makes sense.
@CodeAccount1: this channel is for working on jenkins project itself (or plugins). Not for asking for help. For that I recommend the main jenkinsci/jenkins gitter channel, or community.jenkins.io
that being said, the tools pipeline directive will extract your tools on your agent, and will return a path for you to use, so you don't need to add the path to it. The example pipeline shows how its used with maven
For does who want to deploy latest Jenkins with Cloud Agent in a kubernetes cluster can now use our internal official way how to deploy Jenkins. Enjoy.
https://github.com/IssTech/jenkins-install
https://github.com/IssTech/jenkins-install
You need to create a pull request (from your forked repository) to get your changes integrated. Or are you requesting to take ownership of that plugin?
BTW: we are not only guys.
Hi there ! I'm working on a plugin and using the
mvn hpi:run command to run/debug it. I was wondering, this is spawning me a single instance jenkins, is there a way to spawn nodes as well ?
or should I just spawn agents with docker and connect them to my dev instance ?
No, this is not possible. This is one of the reasons that I am using a "real" Jenkins instance to debug my plugins. I am using a docker based installation: https://github.com/uhafner/warnings-ng-plugin-devenv
In this installation I have a debug port open for the agents and for the controller.
but I guess you're loosing the debugger capabilities ?
I start a remote debugger for the agent and for the controller. So I can have breakpoints for each of the nodes.
very nice, I think I'm going to replicate this setup, looks like the sanest way to have something easily configurable to match most the deployments
Yes, I m using this setup also in my student courses: this helps to simplify the initial ramp up.
Hi folks,
I am new to this channel and wanted to contribute in jenkins infra. I have visited the https://github.com/jenkins-infra/charts/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md but still facing issue where to start from.
can anyone help me to get started with ? I have skills on docker, k8s, helm
paul0: I guess what do you want to do? I don't think you need to run every chart locally
paul0: I mean
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I know there's some tickets in jira marked newbie friendly, but I don't know how up to date they are
Hi, I have a question about programming a Jenkinsfile Step in a Jenkins plugin. When I run the step, I'd like to get the hash of the SCM commit attached to the pipeline, the one that is checkout out when doing a
checkout scmin the Jenkinsfile and is directly configured in the job. I thought I had a solution by doing a run.getAction(BuildData.class) but I discovered that I don't always get the data of this SCM (for instance if global libraries are imported). So I guess I was just lucky but this isn't the correct way to find it. Do you have any clue about where I should look at ?
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hey folks, whenever I try to give the git repository url to build a job, it throws ERROR: Error fetching remote repo 'origin' But then when i change the user credentials it works fine... Same way, if i give the same credential which worked in the previous build it throws the error again and if i give the credential which did not work before, it works for the current build........... So basically i need to keep juggling with the credentials.... why is it showing like this? How do i solve this??
Erwyn: You need to use the correct SCM id when accessing such data. You can have a look at my https://github.com/jenkinsci/git-forensics-plugin/blob/master/plugin/src/main/java/io/jenkins/plugins/forensics/git/miner/CommitStatisticsStep.java
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Hi Everyone. I do have a silly question with regards to the repo for jenkins for RHEL. I have a cloudformation template that gets packages from https://pkg.jenkins.io/redhat-stable/ . The issue I'm having is that when I set that to https://pkg.jenkins.io/redhat-stable/jenkins-2.289.3.1-1.noarch.rpm , my cfn-init and instance all goes ok. but when using https://pkg.jenkins.io/redhat-stable/jenkins-2.303.3.1-1.noarch.rpm, it fails and jenkins is not installed on my ec2 instance.
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There are different job types in Jenkins, so there is no easy way to get the SCM.
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Hi. Help me please. I had Jenkins configured on my computer, there was an uncommon items created there. Today my system was reinstalled. Files on the computer were not deleted. But when I started Jenkins in the usual way, it started setting up a new instance. Now I am unable to recover my old data. Please help me how to do this?
Hi, I created a Pull Request For Vault plugin: jenkinsci/hashicorp-vault-plugin#195 which was approved by one maintainer of the plugin, I don't know what is the process to merge Pull Requests. Can anyone explain to me how this works ?
Thank you
Thank you
Maintainers choose the process they use for pull requests. You'd need to ask in the pull request to understand if more changes are needed. While you're waiting for the pull request to be merged, you can use the incremental build that is available from https://ci.jenkins.io/job/Plugins/job/hashicorp-vault-plugin/job/PR-195/ . Either download the
hpi file and install it, or place a reference to the hpi file in your plugins.txt file (if you manage plugin versions as code).
@Issen007: well since this channel is for people new to contributing to Jenkins I don't think you'll get much more feedback. I recommend the general Jenkins room or the community site