Reset upstream and downstream dependencies?
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Victor Noël
Mar 31, 2016, 5:25:32 AM3/31/16
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Hi,
We are using Maven-type projects where the upstream and downstream dependencies are computed automatically.
Sometimes it happens that Jenkins gets confused about them and have wrong data.
Is there anyway to reset them? Rebuilding usually does not fix the problem, the only solution is to delete the project and recreate it...
I won't create bug report because we are stuck with an old version of Jenkins (because we use the maven type project and need Java 6…) so I can't report a bug on the latest version… I'm not even sure how this happen!
By the way, how are the upstream and downstream dependencies computed? It is not clear to me if it's related to the type of the job (maven project) or if it relies on the fingerprint of the generated artefacts (and does it know which artifact to look for then?).
Thanks!
Victor
We are using Maven-type projects where the upstream and downstream dependencies are computed automatically.
Sometimes it happens that Jenkins gets confused about them and have wrong data.
Is there anyway to reset them? Rebuilding usually does not fix the problem, the only solution is to delete the project and recreate it...
I won't create bug report because we are stuck with an old version of Jenkins (because we use the maven type project and need Java 6…) so I can't report a bug on the latest version… I'm not even sure how this happen!
By the way, how are the upstream and downstream dependencies computed? It is not clear to me if it's related to the type of the job (maven project) or if it relies on the fingerprint of the generated artefacts (and does it know which artifact to look for then?).
Thanks!
Victor
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