The CI team is aware of an issue with Jenkins builds not currently running and is working on a solution.
FYI: The Jenkins pull request jobs should work again. Give it a try and let me know if you face issues...
I just started some PRs jobs!
I had to submit the form a couple of time but that is an issue that I already noticed before.
Thanks @tisto and all!
That's probably because you are not logged in the first time
I'm also confused by this on multiple Jenkins installations from time to time. Not at all helped by caching making it seem I am actually logged in on the top right login info box.
Hi, is this still resolved? Started a job before the weekend that threw errors I didn't have, when running the tests locally, that's why I wonder. Also someone deleted my branch in the meanwhile and is not responding to my question, why. Are there any conventions amongst Plone-developers to communicate a deletion to the contributor, maybe? Asking you also because a long time ago, I deleted a doc of your's. Unintentionally, of course
Oh and one important question: If a build breaks, one should start another one with unchanged code-base, so everything gets green again, is that correct? Couldn't find a way to do that, because giving a PR-link is required (make a PR for an unchanged code-base?).
Tested and the 'build now' button works for me at least on the Python 2.7 tests of Plone 5.2.
https://jenkins.plone.org/job/plone-5.2-python-2.7/1557/
The UI of Jenkins is a bit weird and contextual and clunky. Usually you can notice you've ended up in the right context by having some too-large-by-faulty-css link on the left action menu.
That's good to know, gracias!
that's incorrect: I answered to you at 11:24 AM GMT-3; that's 1 hour after your question and 5 minutes before this post.
the convention works the other way around: if you close a pull request leaving a branch behind with no notice that you're going to use it in other place, it's fair to delete it, otherwise we end up with a bunch of stale branches that nobody knows about.
your question makes me think that you don't know you can push further commits in order to fix a pull request: GitHub CI will allow you to manually run a new Jenkins job after that.
I'm flagging your post for being incredibly aggressive | unconstructive | intimidating | ridiculing | derogating, and finally trying to undermine my competence by letting us know about yet another unconfirmed assumption you have about my person – aka ad hominem attack – as a response for two simple, perfectly legit questions, deriving out of yet another false assumption you made, besides of making plainly false statements, like I wouldn't have written a comment.
To the other kind peeps who are able to communicate in a respectful manner:
I closed the PR to avoid the risk that an active PR could start another Jenkins-job.
That was maybe wrong, and a decision made out of guts, because the docs don't say anything, so it goes to the humans who have time to answer and are able to communicate in a reasonable, and rudimentary respectful way:
Was that correct?
Just want to be sure, mainly to avoid more aggressive attacks.
I noticed we have a new version of Jenkins running; it's awesome! congratulations to all involved.
that confirms my guess; you have nothing to worry about: Jenkins jobs don't start automatically.