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Resolution: Duplicate
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Currently, create a pipeline, select "Pipeline script from SCM" and subversion as the code repository. We may like to load Jenkinsfile directly only instead of checking out all the svn repository (more than 15G) on master, the real "checkout" will be on slave node which is defined in Jenkinsfile.
Not sure if there is any workaround? we could only store Jenkinsfile on svn and paste it on Jenkins web UI now, too sad 
Thanks,
Jingliang
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[JENKINS-42957] Optimize Jenkinsfile loading instead of checking out all code on master
| Description |
Original:
Currently, creating a pipeline and select "Pipeline script from SCM" and subversion as the code repository is subversion and we store our Jenkinsfile on svn. We may like to load Jenkinsfile only instead of checking all the repository (more than 15G) on master, the real "checkout" will be on master which is defined in Jenkinsfile. Not sure if there is any workaround, we could only store Jenkinsfile on svn and paste on Jenksin web UI now, too sad. Thanks, Jingliang |
New:
Currently, creating a pipeline, select "Pipeline script from SCM" and subversion as the code repository. We may like to load Jenkinsfile only instead of check out all the svn repository (more than 15G) on master, the real "checkout" will be on slave node which is defined in Jenkinsfile. Not sure if there is any workaround, we could only store Jenkinsfile on svn and paste on Jenksin web UI now, too sad. Thanks, Jingliang |
| Description |
Original:
Currently, creating a pipeline, select "Pipeline script from SCM" and subversion as the code repository. We may like to load Jenkinsfile only instead of check out all the svn repository (more than 15G) on master, the real "checkout" will be on slave node which is defined in Jenkinsfile. Not sure if there is any workaround, we could only store Jenkinsfile on svn and paste on Jenksin web UI now, too sad. Thanks, Jingliang |
New:
Currently, creating a pipeline, select "Pipeline script from SCM" and subversion as the code repository. We may like to load Jenkinsfile only instead of checking out all the svn repository (more than 15G) on master, the real "checkout" will be on slave node which is defined in Jenkinsfile. Not sure if there is any workaround, we could only store Jenkinsfile on svn and paste on Jenksin web UI now, too sad. Thanks, Jingliang |
| Description |
Original:
Currently, creating a pipeline, select "Pipeline script from SCM" and subversion as the code repository. We may like to load Jenkinsfile only instead of checking out all the svn repository (more than 15G) on master, the real "checkout" will be on slave node which is defined in Jenkinsfile. Not sure if there is any workaround, we could only store Jenkinsfile on svn and paste on Jenksin web UI now, too sad. Thanks, Jingliang |
New:
Currently, create a pipeline, select "Pipeline script from SCM" and subversion as the code repository. We may like to load Jenkinsfile only instead of checking out all the svn repository (more than 15G) on master, the real "checkout" will be on slave node which is defined in Jenkinsfile. Not sure if there is any workaround, we could only store Jenkinsfile on svn and paste it on Jenkins web UI now, too sad :( Thanks, Jingliang |
| Description |
Original:
Currently, create a pipeline, select "Pipeline script from SCM" and subversion as the code repository. We may like to load Jenkinsfile only instead of checking out all the svn repository (more than 15G) on master, the real "checkout" will be on slave node which is defined in Jenkinsfile. Not sure if there is any workaround, we could only store Jenkinsfile on svn and paste it on Jenkins web UI now, too sad :( Thanks, Jingliang |
New:
Currently, create a pipeline, select "Pipeline script from SCM" and subversion as the code repository. We may like to load Jenkinsfile only instead of checking out all the svn repository (more than 15G) on master, the real "checkout" will be on slave node which is defined in Jenkinsfile. Not sure if there is any workaround? we could only store Jenkinsfile on svn and paste it on Jenkins web UI now, too sad :( Thanks, Jingliang |
| Description |
Original:
Currently, create a pipeline, select "Pipeline script from SCM" and subversion as the code repository. We may like to load Jenkinsfile only instead of checking out all the svn repository (more than 15G) on master, the real "checkout" will be on slave node which is defined in Jenkinsfile. Not sure if there is any workaround? we could only store Jenkinsfile on svn and paste it on Jenkins web UI now, too sad :( Thanks, Jingliang |
New:
Currently, create a pipeline, select "Pipeline script from SCM" and subversion as the code repository. We may like to load Jenkinsfile directly only instead of checking out all the svn repository (more than 15G) on master, the real "checkout" will be on slave node which is defined in Jenkinsfile. Not sure if there is any workaround? we could only store Jenkinsfile on svn and paste it on Jenkins web UI now, too sad :( Thanks, Jingliang |
| Summary | Original: Optimize Jenkinsfile loading instead of check out all code on master | New: Optimize Jenkinsfile loading instead of checking out all code on master |
deshi xiao
added a comment - jingliangfu are you have some update?
Git already support to load Jenkinsfile directly, please see bug https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-33273