door Maarten Tijhof | 3 jun 2019 | Blogs, Jenkins |
Security is mandatory, and should always have been, so eventually, you’ll run into the requirement of having to pass credentials to a system in your pipelines. It could be you trying to authenticate with your Binary Repository Manager (e.g. Nexus, Artifactory), your...
door Maarten Tijhof | 27 mei 2019 | Blogs, Jenkins |
Some steps in your development or release process can only be executed when the conditions are right. An example of this is that releases to Production can only be done from the production branch, or that deployments to Acceptance can only occur when they are approved...
door Maarten Tijhof | 20 mei 2019 | Blogs, Jenkins |
The behaviour of your pipeline can be much more complex than the simple success/failure flow shown in the previous blog post. The Jenkins declarative pipeline syntax has a lot more ways to decide whether to execute a step or not, and this also requires a proper test...
door Maarten Tijhof | 6 mei 2019 | Blogs, Jenkins |
In the previous posts, I’ve shown how to set up your Jenkins Shared Library, create Custom Pipeline Steps in it, set up the test frameworks, run complete pipelines from your Library and write tests for your Custom Pipeline Steps. Now the time has come to test the full...
door Maarten Tijhof | 29 apr 2019 | Blogs, Jenkins |
After explaining how to set up your Shared Library, how to build it and how to run complete pipelines from this Library, it is time to create tests for the behaviour of the Library itself. This post is part of a Series in which I elaborate on my best practices for...
