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How to clone a GitHub repository using Jenkins pipeline?
I can already see that in the Jenkins workspace I have a folder with the name of my github repo but it only has a .git folder inside it and it takes forever but never pulls the repo. After searching on the internet I found out that the permissions of accessing the repository were missing.
How to checkout Jenkins in multiple Repo’s?
Defined 3 repo’s to checkout in Jenkinsfile. Configured Jenkins job using Github organization plugin. In this case my Jenkinsfile is in abc repo and the Jenkins auto trigger is working fine for the abc repo. its not working for other repo’s.
How to limit Jenkins pipeline to specific nodes?
See https://jenkins.io/doc/pipeline/steps/workflow-durable-task-step/#node-allocate-node for an extended explanation of the arguments to node. Edit 2019: This answer (and question) was made back in 2017, back then there only was one flavor of Jenkins pipeline, scripted pipeline, since then declarative pipeline has been added.
Is there only one flavor of Jenkins pipeline?
Edit 2019: This answer (and question) was made back in 2017, back then there only was one flavor of Jenkins pipeline, scripted pipeline, since then declarative pipeline has been added. So above answer is true for scripted pipeline, for answers regarding declarative pipeline please see other answers below.
How to dynamically pick git branch to use in Jenkins build stack?
Now each time “Component A” is re-build, a new “Component B” build will get triggered, with the target branch/tag as a build parameter. If you want to support wildcard versions, you can use git ls-remote command to find the latest tag, like that:
How do I clone an existing job in Jenkins?
To copy an existing job, go to http://your-jenkins/newJob and use the “Copy existing job” option. Enter the name of the existing job – Jenkins will verify whether it exists.
Can a Jenkins shell run as a git repository?
The catch is that the shell script will run as the Jenkins daemon user, so it must have proper credentials configured, to access the remote Git repository (e.g. via the ssh pubkey). Alternatively you may want to look into the Credentials Binding Plugin, to reuse the Git credentials stored in Jenkins itself.