I was able configure Jira confluence in the global configuration page of Jenkins, however I am not able to follow quitely how to use in the job specif configuration page.
Publish to Confluence
Confluence Site
Space What should I give?
Page What is the input?
How to use Markup wiki, Please advise.
Extract from from https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Confluence+Publisher+Plugin
With at least one site configured, enable the "Publish to Confluence"
post-build action, and select from one of the pre-configured
Confluence sites. Enter the Space and Page name where the attachment
should end up (e.g., for this URL
(https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Confluence+Publisher+Plugin),
Space name = "JENKINS", Page name = "Confluence+Publisher+Plugin").
If you have enabled "Archive the artifacts", and wish to automatically
upload everything that was archived, check the box labeled "Attach
archived artifacts to page". Otherwise, enter an Ant-style fileset
pattern to specify which files should be uploaded.
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When triggering a job on a pull request this comment "Can one of the admins verify this patch?" is automatically added to the pull request how can we disable this on the GitHub Pull Request Builder plugin?
thanks!
One possible workaround is to add the username of anyone you want to be allowed to trigger the job to the Admin List within the GitHub Pull Request Builder plugin section of Build Triggers in your Jenkins job.
Also, if the repository is part of a GitHub organization you can simply add your organization name to the List of organizations. section of the plugin configuration which will allow all members in the organization to be whitelisted and allowed to trigger jobs.
I simply went on the plugin config and modified the phrase to the empty string.
On the main server config page find "GitHub Pull Request Builder"
Click on "Advanced..." button underneath
Find box underneath: "Request for testing phrase"
Delete the contents of the box
Save the config
I am new to AEM. and I have two instances of author and publish.
how can I reflect my changes from author to publish.
I have tried from frontend but it didnt work for me..
-Thank you
I'm not sure what your exact problem is. But to view your changes you need to publish your pages or workflow in the author instance, once it is published open your publish instance. Now in browser edit the URL of the publish instance to your website and the page you want to visit. That should work for you!
You can refer the documentation here: Publishing Pages
you will only be able to see the changes reflected after creating a package of your project you wish to see on publish instance. I will guide you through the steps that should be followed while publishing your pages and sites from author to publish instance.
1.Create a replication agent on author by filling all of the required fields like mentioned below:
you have to provide your Publish instance uri
use it enter link description here
2.Then you have to test connection after starting publish instance
3.Then create a package of your project and install it on publish instance.
4.Now when you'll open your publish instance you'll be able to see default we retail website mapped on your publish instance. You can map your website url in following manner.
open your publish instance and visit enter link description here
Search Day cq root mapping and provide your web page url you want to map for example:
5.And then when you'll run your publish instance youll be able to see your site like this:
I have a software project in JIRA and want to link that project with a GitHub repository so that when I create tasks in the JIRA project I can branch out in the corresponding GitHub repository, etc. I was able to link my GitHub account with my JIRA account (https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/connect-jira-cloud-to-github-814188429.html) but I don't know how to connect one of my JIRA projects with a specific GitHub repository.
For example, when I create a task in my JIRA project I expect to see a link on the task page to create a branch. There's no such links because the project is not linked to a repository.
EDIT: I don't see the Development panel on the issue page in JIRA. If I were able to see that panel that would solve this problem (likely).
EDIT: I am trying to see this panel on the issue page. This is from JIRA's help pages.
EDIT: Instead I see this (notice no Development panel on the right side that allows me to create a branch)
Step 1. Create an OAuth access token for your GitHub account
Log in to GitHub as a user with admin permissions on the account.
Choose Edit Your Profile.
Select OAuth Applications.
Select the Developer Applications tab.
Choose Register new OAuth application.
Enter a name for Application Name.
Enter the JIRA Software URL for both the URL and Callback URL fields. Press Register Application.
Keep your browser open at your GitHub account while you go on with the next step.
Step 2. Add the OAuth token in JIRA Software
Log in to JIRA Software as a user with admin permissions.
From the JIRA Software dashboard click the cog (settings) icon.
Choose Applications.
From the Integrations section on the left, choose DVCS accounts.
Click Link Bitbucket Cloud or GitHub account.
Choose 'GitHub' as the Host value.
Enter a Team or User Account name.
Copy the Client ID and Client Secret values from your GitHub site into the dialog.
Leave the default auto link and Smart Commits (recommended) as is or change them
Click Add.
Grant access when prompted
When JIRA connects successfully, you'll see your account on the 'DVCS accounts' page.
How do you setup the remote host field for Jenkins Parameterized Remote Trigger Plugin? The documentation doesn't seem clear to me, and this explanatory blog post has some Jenkins UI features that I can't locate.
This article suggests going to Manage Jenkins > Configure Credentials to add a Domain, but when I go there I see no "Add Domain" button:
The plugin wiki shows screenshots of a section on a page labelled "Parameterized Remote Trigger Configuration". How do I view this section in Jenkins, where is it? I thought it might be in Manage Jenkins > Manage Plugins, but there is no "Manage" or "Configure" button there:
How do I add a "Host" to my Parameterized Remote Trigger Plugin so that I can use it in a Jenkins job?
Update: The official Parameterized Remote Plugin has gone stale and may not fully work. sap-production appears to be maintaining a much more up-to-date version here. You can install it on your instance by cloning the repo then running mvn package. Then install the ./target/Parameterized-Remote-Trigger.hpi file using Manage Jenkins > Manage Plugins > Advanced (tab) > Upload Plugin
It appears that the Jenkins UI has changed over time. Here is how it works now.
Add The Domain
On the left sidebar of the main Jenkins UI, click Credentials > System > Add domain
Name the domain whatever you like, then click Add > Hostname
Fill in the IP or hostname of the remote Jenkins instance in "Includes"
Set Up Credentials
The previous step leaves you on a page with an "Add Credentials" button. Click that. If you can't find it, then you can locate it from the main view via: Credentials > System > Your Domain
If not already selected, then select "Username with password". Choose a scope.
Fill in all the fields as shown. I personally recommend creating a new user on the remote Jenkins and generating an API token and using that here, but you could also just generate an API token for your own user. Click OK.
Configure Parameterized Remote Trigger Plugin
From the main Jenkins page click Manage Jenkins > Configure System, then scroll down to the Parameterized Remote Trigger Configuration section and click Add.
Fill out at least the Authentication and Remote address and port properties, then click Save.
Add Build Step In Job
Open an existing Jenkins job or create a new one, scroll down to the Build section, and add the build step Trigger a remote parameterized job:
Select your host, and fill the rest of the values in.
This is well documented on the plugin's wiki page. See the "System configuration option" section. If you're having trouble with one of the fields specifically, please add more detail to your question.
Here's an example of a project:
https://github.com/storm-enroute/macrogl
The README.md of this project contains a build status image from a Jenkins running on a server somewhere else:
[](https://ci.storm-enroute.com:8080/job/public-macrogl/)
This image is rendered perfectly in Stackoverflow and Github static pages, but on the Github website it is cached to the content delivery network called Fastly. Opening the image URL shows "Not found".
Why is this happening?
How do I have the Github web interface render a markdown with such an image correctly?
How do I have the Github web interface render a markdown with such an image correctly?
The syntax is correct.
Some other project leverage such feature (see LibGit2Sharp Readme or libgit2 Readme for instance).
Why is this happening?
Few seconds ago, https://ci.storm-enroute.com:8080/job/public-macrogl/badge/icon was returning a 404 for me. It looks now fixed.
However, there's a possibility that when the CI server is offline/can't be reached, the 404 is temporarily cached by Camo and served until the cache expires.
install jenkins plugin for embeddable-build-status from: https://plugins.jenkins.io/embeddable-build-status
add to your README.md the tags you want:
Plain Link (with view)
http://URL:8080/buildStatus/icon?job=JOB_NAME
Plain Link (without view)
http://URL:8080/buildStatus/icon?job=JOB_NAME
Markdown (with view)
Build Status http://URL:8080/buildStatus/icon?job=JOB_NAME
Markdown (without view)
Build Status http://URL:8080/buildStatus/icon?job=JOB_NAME
3.Configure jenkins security to allow the status view:
Manage Jenkins -> Configure Security -> Authorization -> choose matrix-based security and check the "ViewStatus" box for the Anonymous user.
if admin user is not there, add it and give it permission to all the boxes.
For anyone else spending way more time than intended on this and wanting a little clarity on what link(s) to use after installing the Emeddable Build Status plugin:
If you navigate to the job in the Jenkins (jenkins_home >> repo >> project >> branch), there's a "Emeddable Build Status" widget you can click on the left pane, and it'll show list exactly what links you can use for your specific jobs.
The following URL structure might also get you to the embeddable build status page:
https://<jenkins_host>/job/<github_owner_or_org>/job/<github_repo_name>/job/master/badge/
Update: I had a similar issue. It turned that the cache server requires the image to be hosted behind a HTTPS, with a fully valid SSL certificate chain (CA(s) + cert). Once your server provides the full cert chain, github will display your badge.