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Improvement
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Critical
Currently, when creating a GitHub project, you're always required to save and push a jenkins file to the GitHub repository before you're able to test your pipeline.
This is very awkward and cumbersome.
Please add a button to run a Pipeline in Pipeline Editor without first pushing it to the GitHub repository.
The suggested button should:
- Fetch the GitHub repository.
- Write a temporary jenkinsfile from the currently edited pipeline to "%JENKINS_HOME%\workspace\...".
- Run that temporary jenkinsfile Pipeline
[JENKINS-52331] Blue Ocean: Add ability to edit/run Pipeline from Pipeline editor for GitHub project
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| Description |
Original:
Currently, when creating a GitHub project, you're always required to save and push a jenkins file to the GitHub repository before you're able to test your pipeline. This is very awkward and cumbersome. Please add a button to run a Pipeline in Pipeline Editor without first pushing it to the GitHub repository. The suggested button should: # Fetch the GitHub repository. # Write a temporary jenkinsfile from the currently edited pipeline to "%JENKINS_HOME%\workspace\...". # Run the jenkinsfile Pipeline |
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Currently, when creating a GitHub project, you're always required to save and push a jenkins file to the GitHub repository before you're able to test your pipeline. This is very awkward and cumbersome. Please add a button to run a Pipeline in Pipeline Editor without first pushing it to the GitHub repository. The suggested button should: # Fetch the GitHub repository. # Write a temporary jenkinsfile from the currently edited pipeline to "%JENKINS_HOME%\workspace\...". # Run that temporary jenkinsfile Pipeline |