From MSBuild Plugin Page:
To use this plugin, specify the location directory of MSBuild.exe on
Jenkin's configuration page.
Jenkins 2.7.2 LTS is installed on Windows as a service with recommended plugins on startup.
Then I installed MSBuild plugin v1.26
Restarted Jenkins, but still I cannot see any MSBuild section in 'Configure System' page.
Can anyone help?
I've seen some of my plugin's settings going into "Global Tool Configuration". See the image:
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when I install Groovy 2.0 plugin in Jenkins version 2.46.2, the installation is ok, no error, but I did not see "Groovy Installation" in configure system like the instruction link https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Groovy+plugin, i aslo re-installed this plugin and restart jenkins service, but no luck. Is there something I miss? Pls advise me how to fix this issue.
Thanks
Tool configurations have been moved over to "Global Tool Configuration" page under "Manage Jenkins" link in recent Jenkins versions (Sorry, I don't know the exact version when this change happened). "Groovy Installations" should be present under this page.
I am new to Jenkins. I have installed some plugins like maven, JDK parameter on my local jenkins server. After installing the same it doesn't appear in the "Configure system" page. I tried to restart my machine, to see if its required but it didn't help. Could someone guide on what are the steps to be followed to use the installed plug in in the configure system page.
Take a look at the official Jenkins wiki: https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Plugins
Make sure your Jenkins version supports the version of the plugins you want to install.
No agent could be found with the following capabilities:Maven Note:- I am able to build in TFS without maven. but when i am adding maven as a build step then I am getting this issue while building. Could anyone please help to resolve this issue?
There is no "maven" listed in your screenshot, make sure the Maven is installed and can run successfully on the build agent. And restart the build service after the Maven is installed. Attached my capabilities for your reference:
If you are sure that the Maven is installed and can works but the capabilities list still does not show it, you can add it to the capabilities list manually:
On the machine running agent, adding system variable with name 'maven' fixes it.
Restarting agent service needed after adding environment variable.
If your agent can't discover the capability maven, follow these steps to fix the issue:
Remove the registered agent
Go to the environment variables on your server in 'System'
Add two variables "MAVEN_HOME" and "M2_HOME" with both as value the installation directory of maven. In my case is this: "C:\Program Files\Java\apache-maven-3.3.9"
Restart server
Register agent again and voila, the agent should have the capability: "MAVEN_HOME", "M2_HOME" and "maven"
The Maven build step requires the build agent to have Maven installed. The build agent your using must have a capability defined for "Maven".
FYI - The default hosted agent in VSTS has maven installed.
Read the following blog post for more information on adding capabilities:
http://donovanbrown.com/post/how-to-register-capabilities-on-your-build-and-release-management-agents
I have installed MSBuild plugin for jenkins using plugin management. It was installed successfully and I am able to see the options for MSBuild in Job configuration page.
But, unfortunately I am not able to see MSBuild section in Jenkins configuration page. I need to provide the path for MSBuild.exe in that section.
Any idea why?
Thanks in advance!
This option is available under this section ..
Manage Jenkins -> Global Tool Configuration -> MSBuild
I can see this part in my local installed Jenkins server, but can't find it in my company's Jenkins servers. What's missing to make it show? The SonarQube Runner and Sonar sections are there.
The Compatibility section tells only supported by C# plugin 4.4 onwards:
http://docs.sonarqube.org/display/SONAR/Analyzing+with+SonarQube+Scanner+for+MSBuild.
So the solution is upgrade the C# plugin in SonarQube.