This will help you distinguish between the Jenkins side of the plugin (the boiler plate stuff), vs. I am sure there is an easier way of running findbugs, but I have not found it.Īlso, I suggest getting a skeleton plugin working at first. The findbugs command was not obvious to me at first, so here it is: mvn :findbugs-maven-plugin:3.0.3:check.
It took me a while to get it right, so here is my latest one. One of the challenges I had with writing plugins was to come up with a good pom.xml. You can find me as mda14 on the IRC channel. The configuration file must be readable by the Groovy ConfigSlurper.Welcome, and glad to have you on board. Set a root path common to multiple jobs.Note: this plugin is in the planning stage, and the global configurationĬould be implemented inside Jenkins, or as an external file.Ī global configuration file can be used to: See the next section for global configuration details. To support this use case, the global configuration can be stored The global configuration is shared between multiple systems external to If populated, the global configuration will be used. In other words, it matches the most recent stable build of the same The template element values match the corresponding build parameter values.It defines build parameters names that match the template element names between jobName and buildNumber.The search is linear and goes from the most recent build in history,Īll the way to the oldest build in existence, or until a matching build Variables are used to search the history for builds matching these String myTemplate = '$ template element, these It is possible to specify a custom template like so: Environment variables and user defined variables are also In-line, or using a configuration file (see ). The template is programmable and can be changed by the user, either The most recent stable upstream build number The root, jobName and buildNumber template elements are evaluatedĪccording to the rules outlined in the following table: Element The template can also contain userĭefined values, environment variables and build paramters, which areĪlso explained below. These special variables are evaluated according to the rulesĮxplained in the next section. Thisīehavior can be changed by passing a specific build number to the plugin:īy default, the template only contains variables with special Stable upstream build number is used when computing the workspace. Changing the upstream build numberīy default, when the upstream argument is specified, the most recent Stable build, an exception is thrown and the build fails. If the history of the upstream job does not contain at least one If the upstream job does not exist, an exception is thrown and the buildįails. The most recent stable upstream workspace. So when specifying the upstream argument, the downstream build uses The most recent upstream stable build number is used instead of the current (downstream) job build number.The name of the upstream job is used instead of the name of the current (downstream) job.When the upstream argument is specified, two important things happen build something on /root/path/$upstream/$mostRecentUpstreamStableBuildNumber This plugin is initially written for Pipeline jobs, so all examples areįirst the plugin is instantiated in a Pipeline script: To that effect to the build result page of the corresponding builds. When a workspace has been shared between builds, this plugin adds a note
This plugin is only concerned about workspace sharing, and not about The workspace path can be computed with a user configurable template.It allows jobs which are NOT linked, triggered, or in a pipeline, to share or reuse the same workspace.It provides a persistent default workspace unique to each build.This differs from the Jenkins build-in custom workspace feature in the Scenarios such as Git pull-request delivery pipelines.
#External workspace manager plugin archive#
ItĮliminates the need to copy, archive or move files in some common
Itįacilitates workspace share and reuse across jobs and builds. This plugin implements an external workspace management system. The rest of the document is here for reference only.
#External workspace manager plugin code#
This is the ORIGINAL proposal for the external workspace manager plugin for Jenkins, the ACTUAL plugin is a Google Summer of Code Project under the Jenkins organization.
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