Jenkins users,
Has anyone tackled this? For example, there are 5 build pipelines – each independent of each other and the idea is to start these jobs during the night with the status of upstream jobs passed to downstream jobs.
Ideas?
Dan,
Thank you very, very much for answering our questions!!
I think an advanced Jenkins book is in order!!!
Thank you again,
Anne
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I’m not using a build pipeline, but instead using individual jobs and adding the build triggers for the upstream jobs in “Build after other projects are built” and “Trigger only if build is stable”. No pipeline is then needed, and it nicely handles my normal situation where the jobs are arranged as a tree instead of as a simple pipeline.
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