deploy to nexus using gradle with jpi plugin

[Ahasan Habib]

I am trying to deploy my plugin in nexus. I am using jpi plugin to build using gradle.  Bellow I have given gradle.properties file contents:

apply plugin: 'org.jenkins-ci.jpi'

group = ''

version = ''

description = ""

sourceCompatibility = 1.8

targetCompatibility = 1.8

buildscript {

 repositories {

     mavenLocal()

      maven {

         url "https://nexus url to download dependencies"

  }

}

dependencies {

    classpath 'org.jenkins-ci.tools:gradle-jpi-plugin:0.12.1'

}

}

jenkinsPlugin {

coreVersion = '1.609.1' // Version of Jenkins core this plugin depends on.

fileExtension = 'hpi'

// use the plugin class loader before the core class loader, defaults to false

pluginFirstClassLoader = true

// the output directory for the localizer task relative to the project root, defaults to the value shown

localizerOutputDir = "${project.buildDir}/generated-src/localizer"

// plugin URL on GitHub, optional

gitHubUrl = 'github url'

// URL used to deploy the plugin, defaults to the value shown

repoUrl = 'url of nexus to deoploy'

// URL used to deploy snapshots of the plugin, defaults to the value shown

snapshotRepoUrl = 'url of nexus to deploy snapshots'

// disable configuration of Maven Central, the local Maven cache and the Jenkins Maven repository, defaults to true

configureRepositories = true

// skip configuration of publications and repositories for the Maven Publishing plugin, defaults to true

configurePublishing = true

}

dependencies {

......

}

When I try to run gradle publish it gives me message : Trying to deploy to Jenkins community repository but there's no credential file ......./.jenkins-ci.org

How can I override the Jenkins community repository with my nexus  information, so that it will deploy to nexus.

Thanks.

[Daniel Spilker]

The error message is a bit misleading...

If you change the repoUrl and snapshotRepoUrl options to point to your Nexus, you still need to provide a .jenkins-ci.org file in your home directory that contains your Nexus credentials. See https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Gradle+JPI+Plugin#GradleJPIPlugin-Releasing.

You can also set the configurePublishing option to false to provide your own Gradle publishing configuration. But that's an advanced topic. You need to have a look at the Gradle docs and the gradle-jpi-plugin sources. See https://docs.gradle.org/2.3/userguide/publishing_maven.html and  https://github.com/jenkinsci/gradle-jpi-plugin/blob/0.12.1/src/main/groovy/org/jenkinsci/gradle/plugins/jpi/JpiPlugin.groovy#L274-336 for details.

Daniel

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