I have few views created in the Jenkins, whenever I create a new job under any of those views except default/all view, all those jobs by default are created and show up under All View. How can I restrict the jobs to show up in the All View and only show up in the view I select while creating a job?
Any suggestion is appreciable. Thank you.
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We have created couple of jobs under different different project acronym, which is visible in All the tabs on jenkisn dashboard. But it is not coming for the corresponding views.
e.g.
aat-CWM-fe-APP_MAIN_MAVEN-snapshot should come under aat
kps-MVW-be-kps-online-snapshot should come under kps
I tried to search in SO, but did not get any much help. Please consider this as my scrolling time and provide the solution.
Some of the question , I have gone through for help:
Jenkins restrict view of jobs per user
How to tell if UIViewController's view is visible
How to add a new job to a view in jenkins via python-jenkins?
As far as I know, Jobs will not be visible in newly created Jenkins tab/view because of these two reasons:
You might have created other than List View like Dashboard view or Nested View.
You might not have selected the checkbox "Show standard Jenkins
list at the top of the page " under Dashboard Portlets
So, the resolution will be :
Create a list view, as dashboard view is more of a consolidated view to any job.
Select the checkbox "Show standard Jenkins list at the top of the page " under Dashboard Portlets.
If any other reasons are there, someone please update.
How to move Dashboard on Jenkins. In way - tab a, tab c, tab b
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I think the only solution is to prefix your tab name with a number if you want to change the order :(
Change order of jobs in Jenkins
You can select what tab a build job belongs to by editing the view
- Click on the Tab
- On the Left you will see option to "Edit View"
- Your list of jobs will appear there check the one's you want to show up on that view and save changes
I'm new in Vaadin. I did vaadin example http://demo.vaadin.com/addressbook/. My question is how I can also create another views and menu which will navigate user. Can I do it with MenuBar? Please explain me right way to do this.
I think everything you need is Navigator.
You can instantiate a navigator and attach it to your current page.
Then you attach views to it, with names.
And when you want to change view, you can simply call Page.getCurrent().getNavigator.navigate(String viewName)
See documentation for more informations.
I am trying to create a view to contain multiple jobs under Jenkins Dashboard
Steps I had followed
Jenkins dashboard >EditView>(_Empty)>Replaced the name and saved
however I don't see the new View get reflected.
Steps to create new view in Jenkins for Jobs :
Login to Jenkins
Click Jenkins and go to homepage ( only if not in homepage where all jobs are there)
Click on New View in Left vertical List
Select List View
Give view name
Select the jobs you want in view
Click Ok and Apply
If you're editing a view, it must already exist. Then it probably wouldn't be empty.
To create a new view, click on the '+' tab at the end of your current set of view tabs.
Ensure that below properties are set appropriately,without defining portlets the jobs wouldn't get displayed on the view created.
I have a lot of jobs in hudson and multiple views as well. What I want is to move jobs between views. E.g. Job1 is part of view1, I want to move that job from view1 to view2, how it is possible.
You must be administrator (in version 1.X at least) to do that.
Go to the target view > click on the left (as an administrator) onto "Edit View" > select all desired job (with a regexp if you want or through checkboxes)
Go to the old view > click on the left (as an administrator) onto "Edit View" > deselect all desired job (with a regexp if you want or through checkboxes).
Quite easy, isn't it ? Or did I missed something ? If so, please be more explicit.
!!! You need root privileges. Ask for these to your Admin.