List/Grid Tag Archives: Continuous Integration

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Jenkins hierarchical jobs and jobs status aggregation

As you probably know, Jenkins is highly configurable CI server. We can setup different custom build process. And I’m going to share some approach I’ve been using to setup ...
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Using Hudson/Jenkins to diagnose that intermittent failure

I have been working on one of those intermittent bugs that just won’t reproduce on my machine; but will reproduce intermittently on other machines while they are running automated ...
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Jenkins: Deploying JEE Artifacts

With the advent of Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery , our builds are split into different steps creating the deployment pipeline. Some ...
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Android and Jenkins: Continuous Integration

By using Jenkins, it’s pretty easy to get a Continuous Integration server set up with an Android project. But before you dive into setting up the software itself, it’s very helpful ...
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Build Flow Jenkins Plugin

Most of us we are using Jenkins/Hudson to implement Continuous Integration/Delivery, and we manage job orchestration combining some Jenkins plugins like ...
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Managing Jenkins job configurations

In JBoss Tools and Developer Studio, we manage a lot of build jobs in Jenkins. In fact, for the 3.2.x/4.x and 3.3.x/5.x streams, there are over 195 jobs. When we start building our ...
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Maven Build Dependencies

Maven and Gradle users who are familiar with release and snapshot dependencies may not know about TeamCity snapshot dependencies or assume they’re somehow related to Maven (which ...
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TeamCity Build Dependencies

Introduction The subject of build dependencies is neither a trivial nor a minor one. Various build tools approach this subject from different perspectives contributing various solutions, ...
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Taking over the Codebase, Solving the Spaghetti Crisis

We’ve all been there. Somebody asks if you can take a look at their website that has been stagnant for a while. Something small needs to be changed. You feel up for a challenge, so ...
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