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Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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Major
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None
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Platform: PC, OS: Windows NT
Since upgrading from v1.225 to v1.252 none of my builds leave the build queue and actually begin
building. I have to manually force the builds to start.
I am currently using v1.253.
Each time the quiet period reaches the end it simply resets to it's full value all over again with
starting a build
Some observations:
- I am pretty sure than when a quiet period is not set the builds happen OK.
- Some builds I have which run overnight seem to not have be affected by this issue. (Could be due
time builds happened a day apart?) - The first build after a restart seems to avoid this issue, the builds occur OK after the quiet
period expires. After that I need to force them...
The subversion polling check seems to keep occurring but does not cause a build when changes occur. Two
examples of the check below:
Started on 28-Sep-2008 13:56:43
svn://svnserver/myproject is at revision 21,270
(changed from 21,268)
Done. Took 0 sec
Changes found
Started on 28-Sep-2008 14:01:43
svn://svnserver/myproject is at revision 21,270
(changed from 21,268)
Done. Took 0 sec
Changes found
This maybe related to issue #2180.
- duplicates
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JENKINS-2180 Quiet period keeps running without building
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- Closed
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Having done some more investigation I have found out that the problem only occurs if the
subversion polling frequency is less than the quiet period length.
Having gone through all my projects and set the polling frequency at a length 1 minute longer
than the quiet period for the project, they all expire the quiet period and build as expected.
This makes the problem less critical thankfully but limits the control over the pattern of
builds. I would like to be able to poll every 2 minutes and still have a quiet period of 5mins
to allow longer check-ins for example.