Jenkins

问题 I'm currently using Kubernetes Client Plugin in Jenkins but still it's confusing to configure, because it looks for Kubernetes config, and those credetials are not available even I configured them in the credentials section. Please see the screenshot below for my credentials which are configure in my Jenkins. When I do try to add those credentials from Jenkins side, which is not listed under the Kubernetes credentials. The red colored are has no kist of my credentials. How can I configure

问题 I'm currently using Kubernetes Client Plugin in Jenkins but still it's confusing to configure, because it looks for Kubernetes config, and those credetials are not available even I configured them in the credentials section. Please see the screenshot below for my credentials which are configure in my Jenkins. When I do try to add those credentials from Jenkins side, which is not listed under the Kubernetes credentials. The red colored are has no kist of my credentials. How can I configure

问题 I'm currently using Kubernetes Client Plugin in Jenkins but still it's confusing to configure, because it looks for Kubernetes config, and those credetials are not available even I configured them in the credentials section. Please see the screenshot below for my credentials which are configure in my Jenkins. When I do try to add those credentials from Jenkins side, which is not listed under the Kubernetes credentials. The red colored are has no kist of my credentials. How can I configure

问题 I'm currently using Kubernetes Client Plugin in Jenkins but still it's confusing to configure, because it looks for Kubernetes config, and those credetials are not available even I configured them in the credentials section. Please see the screenshot below for my credentials which are configure in my Jenkins. When I do try to add those credentials from Jenkins side, which is not listed under the Kubernetes credentials. The red colored are has no kist of my credentials. How can I configure

问题 I'm currently using Kubernetes Client Plugin in Jenkins but still it's confusing to configure, because it looks for Kubernetes config, and those credetials are not available even I configured them in the credentials section. Please see the screenshot below for my credentials which are configure in my Jenkins. When I do try to add those credentials from Jenkins side, which is not listed under the Kubernetes credentials. The red colored are has no kist of my credentials. How can I configure

问题 I am running bazel (via bazelisk) inside a docker container on jenkins. Furthermore I use a remote cache. On subsequent runs with no changes I get 100% cache hits, but the analysis phase (~60seconds) runs everytime a new container is created. Is there a way to cache the analysis data remotely aswell or am I forced to run bazel directly on the jenkins agent so it doesn't shut itself off after build completion? Thanks in advance 回答1: https://docs.bazel.build/versions/master/remote-caching.html

问题 I am running bazel (via bazelisk) inside a docker container on jenkins. Furthermore I use a remote cache. On subsequent runs with no changes I get 100% cache hits, but the analysis phase (~60seconds) runs everytime a new container is created. Is there a way to cache the analysis data remotely aswell or am I forced to run bazel directly on the jenkins agent so it doesn't shut itself off after build completion? Thanks in advance 回答1: https://docs.bazel.build/versions/master/remote-caching.html

问题 I have a Jenkins server that builds/tests about 50 projects. Unfortunately, some of these builds fail, but I don't have a good way to measure whether build failures are increasing or decreasing in frequency over time. What I'd like is something along these lines: A report that shows me, over the course of a month, how many jobs were unstable/failed A report that says "X Days without a broken build" (kind of like at construction sites) A "Red/Green calendar", that would show on a per-day basis

问题 I have a Jenkins server that builds/tests about 50 projects. Unfortunately, some of these builds fail, but I don't have a good way to measure whether build failures are increasing or decreasing in frequency over time. What I'd like is something along these lines: A report that shows me, over the course of a month, how many jobs were unstable/failed A report that says "X Days without a broken build" (kind of like at construction sites) A "Red/Green calendar", that would show on a per-day basis

问题 I have a Jenkins server that builds/tests about 50 projects. Unfortunately, some of these builds fail, but I don't have a good way to measure whether build failures are increasing or decreasing in frequency over time. What I'd like is something along these lines: A report that shows me, over the course of a month, how many jobs were unstable/failed A report that says "X Days without a broken build" (kind of like at construction sites) A "Red/Green calendar", that would show on a per-day basis