Jenkins tips that still pipeline
Groovy and plugin notes for CI that predates Actions.
NodeJS Jenkins integration with Maven
Vanja Radovanović
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0 responses
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ci, maven, jenkins, nodejs
Deploying with confidence: a practical checklist
Giuliano Iacobelli
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0 responses
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jenkins, deploy, deployment, migrations
versioning Jenkins config
Goncalo Pereira
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1 response
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automation, jenkins, git
Hassle-free Jenkins SSH connection to GitHub
James Van Dyke
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0 responses
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github, automation, ci, chef
(german) Jenkins-CI mit Rails 3/RVM/bundler
Stefan Wienert
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, jenkins
Building Jenkins on multiple servers
Kostas Demiris
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0 responses
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python, automation, jenkins
Jenkins, Jclouds & EC2 KickStart walk-through
Haggai Philip Zagury
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0 responses
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ec2, jenkins, jclouds
Integrating your GitHub project into Jenkins
Jürgen Hermann
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0 responses
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tools, workflow, jenkins, how.to
Stupid Jenkins tricks, part 1
Eric G. Wolfe
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0 responses
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ruby, chef, jenkins, rubocop
Find jenkins jobs that were stopped in a system reboot
Greg Knaddison
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0 responses
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jenkins, command-line
Start databases, CI systems and more in seconds
Ben Ripkens
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0 responses
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redis, mongodb, jenkins, javascript
Split build and code signing phases of iOS app
François Benaiteau
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0 responses
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ios, jenkins
Stealing the current Github branch name from Jenkins
Kostas Demiris
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0 responses
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python, jenkins
Managing private (dev) cloud using OpenStack, Chef & Jenkins
Haggai Philip Zagury
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0 responses
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openstack, chef, jenkins, opscode chef
Nginx Jenkins config
Matt Simpson
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0 responses
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ci, nginx, build, jenkins
Stupid Jenkins tricks, part 2
Eric G. Wolfe
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0 responses
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chef, jenkins, integration, continuous
Jenkins & Git Branches
Vanja Radovanović
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0 responses
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git, ci, jenkins
Make Jenkins tracking git updates
p-baleine
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0 responses
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jenkins, git
Connecting Jenkins on Windows to Git
Krzysztof Ciesielski
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0 responses
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jenkins, git, hudson
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