Drive Jenkins from within SBT
Building
git clone git@github.com:kalmanb/sbt-jenkins-manager.git
cd sbt-jenkins-manager
sbt
publish-local
You may need:
++ 2.9.2
Include in a project:
In your project/plugins.sbt add the following line:
addSbtPlugin("com.kalmanb" % "sbt-jenkins-manager" % "0.3.0")
Add your jenkins url to your project settings:
import com.kalmanb.sbt.JenkinsPlugin._
lazy val name = Project(
...
settings = jenkinsSettings ++ Seq(
...
jenkinsBaseUrl := "http://jenkins.myhost.com/"
)
)
Usage: sbt
jenCopyJob <scr> <dest> create a copy of an existing job
jenBuildJob <job-name> start a build for a Job
jenDeleteJob <job-name> delete Job from Jenkins
jenDeleteJobRegex <job-regex> delete Job from Jenkins
jenChangeJobBranch <job-name> <branch> change a jobs git branch setting
jenChangeViewBranch <view-name> <branch> change all jobs in the view to a new git branch setting
jenChangeJobsBranch <regex> <branch> change all jobs that match a regex to a new git branch setting
jenCreateView <name> create a new view
jenCopyView <src> <dst> [prefix] creates a new view with name <dst> and duplicates all jobs in <src>. Prefix is for the new jobs, it's optional and defaults to <dst>
jenAddJobToView <job-name> <view-name> create a new view
jenDeleteView <name> deletes the view, does NOT delete the jobs in the view
jenDeleteViewAndJobs <name> deletes the view and deletes all the jobs in the view
jenBuild-allJobsInView <name> queues the build of all jobs
jenSetWipeoutWorkspaceView <view> <true|false> [ignore,projects] - changes the setting for wipeout workspace in the specified view
jenChangeViewThrottleCats <view> <cat1,cat2,cat3> [ignore,projects] -changes the setting for wipeout workspace in the specified view