Dennis Schumann
Dennis Schumann
settings.gradle is a special file that tells gradle where the root level of your project is but you can disable the search for it but as I read the current...
I think a pull request is appreciated ;)
Look here https://github.com/researchgate/gradle-release/blob/7df7b4292401e42e38d4b9bfe4ce7538035b74f6/src/main/groovy/net/researchgate/release/ReleasePlugin.groovy#L133 It is used. Do you have an example as it didn't worked? I know it doesn't work if you kill the process while running it (for example...
Do you checkout via ssh and on the time gradle executes this it can pull/push? Does it run in a docker container and has no valid .ssh config there? In...
Looks to me that it runs on a detached HEAD and therefore can't commit & push. Can you try to checkout a branch with your pipeline instead of a commit?
It depends. How is your job triggered? Do you create releases manually or for every build? seenimurugan schrieb am Di., 26. Feb. 2019, 16:13: > I tried with explicit git...
Seems that the jenkins doesn't checkout the development branch. It has the revision ac857f3 checked out and tries to run the release task that of course fails because it is...
Jenkins doesn't checkout the branch to test it. It uses the hashes. Could you explain your jenkins workflow please? I try to find a way that fits to it. Also...
No that's fine. Maybe this helps you http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11511390/jenkins-git-plugin-detached-head But the problem is that the jenkins checkout is the hash and not the branch. Because of that it is not possible...