Major I have a job that creates a Perforce label after a successful build. I want Jenkins to sync my workspace to the most current label before successive builds. I saw the P4 label option under the advanced tab that looks promising but I don't know what parameter to use or how. Any suggestions? After a successful build is it possible to set the newly created label as a parameter for the next build?
[JENKINS-23157] Syncing workspace to most recently created label
Steven Gardner
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| Assignee | Original: Rob Petti [ rpetti ] |
Steven Gardner
added a comment - Do I do that using the 'Use Upstream Project Revision'? I tried to set that option as the name of the current project and it wasn't working correctly (I'm guessing because its supposed to work between two different jobs, not the same one passing the revision to itself).
Steven Gardner
added a comment - Do I do that using the 'Use Upstream Project Revision'? I tried to set that option as the name of the current project and it wasn't working correctly (I'm guessing because its supposed to work between two different jobs, not the same one passing the revision to itself). Steven Gardner
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| Assignee | New: Rob Petti [ rpetti ] |
| Assignee | Original: Rob Petti [ rpetti ] |
Steven Gardner
added a comment - I want it to grab the changeset from the last successful build and then grab any SCM changes. That way if build passes with changeset 3 but fails with changeset 4, on the build with changeset 5 it will grab everything up to changeset 3, skip 4, and add changes from changeset 5
Steven Gardner
added a comment - I want it to grab the changeset from the last successful build and then grab any SCM changes. That way if build passes with changeset 3 but fails with changeset 4, on the build with changeset 5 it will grab everything up to changeset 3, skip 4, and add changes from changeset 5 Steven Gardner
added a comment - Or am I just going to have to rollback any changesets that cause the build to fail before proceeding with submitting new changesets?
Steven Gardner
added a comment - Or am I just going to have to rollback any changesets that cause the build to fail before proceeding with submitting new changesets? I don't think what you are asking for is possible. You will need to write your own sync script. When you specify a label in the plugin it syncs to that and immediately starts building. You can't configure it to skip changes, and that's not how perforce works in general.
Not really. The name of the label simply isn't available to downsteam build trigger actions. Just pass the changeset number downstream instead of using the label.