dos2unix in Jenkins

[El alaoui Mohamed Reda]

Hello

i have a Jenkins installed in Windows and i have a project where i have a lot of script file .sh i 

so must do dos2unix in commande Ligne for all the file to convert for windows forme to unix forme

i ask you if i can have a plugin or a windows script to convert all file in the Build Time

thanks

[El alaoui Mohamed Reda]

No response ? 

2012/12/19 El alaoui Mohamed Reda <infore...@gmail.com>

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Mohamed Reda, El alaoui

[domi]

you could use ANT with the fixCRLF task: http://ant.apache.org/manual/Tasks/fixcrlf.html

<fixcrlf srcdir="${src}" includes="**/*.sh"
         eol="lf" eof="remove" />

/Domi

On 20.12.2012, at 20:34, El alaoui Mohamed Reda <infore...@gmail.com> wrote:

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[El alaoui Mohamed Reda]

thanks Tomi :)

2012/12/22 domi <do...@fortysix.ch>

[Brent Atkinson]

Are you using subversion to checkout the project? If so, you might just consider setting the svn:eol property on those files to 'LF' so they always have Unix line endings on checkout.

[El alaoui Mohamed Reda]

i'm using subversion but i don't understand how i can make it in jenkins please !!

can you explain me !!!

2012/12/25 Brent Atkinson <brent.a...@gmail.com>

roperty

[Brent Atkinson]

Hi,

It should be simply a matter of doing the following:

• Checkout your working copy
• Change to your working copy directory
• Find all the files named *.sh and set the svn property 'svn:eol-style' to the value of 'LF'

This tells subversion to convert the line endings of the file to contain only linefeeds upon checkout, regardless of the type of system it is checked out to. Because scripts are for linux/unix anyway this setting is appropriate. On linux/unix using the command line client the above steps look something like the following:

# Checkout the working copy
svn co https://hostname.domain/path/to/repo/ my-project

# Change to the working copy directory
cd my-project

# Find all .sh files and set the line ending style to linefeed only
find . -type f -name '*.jsp' | xargs svn propset svn:eol-style LF

If you're not using the command line you can just google for 'setting svn:eol-style <tool-of-choice>' and use the instructions to set the property to 'LF' for linux/unix files.

Good luck,

Brent

[El alaoui Mohamed Reda]

it's okey thank you  very much :)

2012/12/26 Brent Atkinson <brent.a...@gmail.com>

Hi,

It should be simply a matter of doing the following:

• Checkout your working copy
• Change to your working copy directory
• Find all the files named *.sh and set the svn property 'svn:eol-style' to the value of 'LF'

This tells subversion to convert the line endings of the file to contain only linefeeds upon checkout, regardless of the type of system it is checked out to. Because scripts are for linux/unix anyway this setting is appropriate. On linux/unix using the command line client the above steps look something like the following:

# Checkout the working copy
svn co https://hostname.domain/path/to/repo/ my-project

# Change to the working copy directory
cd my-project

# Find all .sh files and set the line ending style to linefeed only
find . -type f -name '*.jsp' | xargs svn propset svn:eol-style LF

If you're not using the command line you can just google for 'setting svn:eol-style <tool-of-choice>' and use the instructions to set the property to 'LF' for linux/unix files.

Good luck,

[Brent Atkinson]

Happy to hear you were able to solve your problem.