Difference between Job and Item
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They seem to be the same, but I am thinking that the people that added a second term should have some reason for that, so I might be wrong.
It would be great if someone could clear out the fog surrounding this terminology!
I was going to create my first Hello world project in Jenkins (which should be the same as a job), but I am not sure which "New" I should go for, since this tutorial says "New Item", but if a project is a job, then I wouldn't want a new job instead?
I tried both options, and both lead to the same wizard, where you choose the type of the project (for example freestyle project).
jenkins continuous-integration project jobs items
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They seem to be the same, but I am thinking that the people that added a second term should have some reason for that, so I might be wrong.
It would be great if someone could clear out the fog surrounding this terminology!
I was going to create my first Hello world project in Jenkins (which should be the same as a job), but I am not sure which "New" I should go for, since this tutorial says "New Item", but if a project is a job, then I wouldn't want a new job instead?
I tried both options, and both lead to the same wizard, where you choose the type of the project (for example freestyle project).
jenkins continuous-integration project jobs items
asked Nov 19 at 11:00
gsamaras
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Probably this may clear your doubts stackoverflow.com/questions/17902242/…
– zaid warsi
Nov 19 at 12:35
@zaidwarsi this exactly the link I have in my question. It answers the project vs job, while I am asking about job vs item.
– gsamaras
Nov 19 at 12:36
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They seem to be the same, but I am thinking that the people that added a second term should have some reason for that, so I might be wrong.
It would be great if someone could clear out the fog surrounding this terminology!
I was going to create my first Hello world project in Jenkins (which should be the same as a job), but I am not sure which "New" I should go for, since this tutorial says "New Item", but if a project is a job, then I wouldn't want a new job instead?
I tried both options, and both lead to the same wizard, where you choose the type of the project (for example freestyle project).
jenkins continuous-integration project jobs items
asked Nov 19 at 11:00
gsamaras
47.9k2394174
They seem to be the same, but I am thinking that the people that added a second term should have some reason for that, so I might be wrong.
It would be great if someone could clear out the fog surrounding this terminology!
I was going to create my first Hello world project in Jenkins (which should be the same as a job), but I am not sure which "New" I should go for, since this tutorial says "New Item", but if a project is a job, then I wouldn't want a new job instead?
I tried both options, and both lead to the same wizard, where you choose the type of the project (for example freestyle project).
jenkins continuous-integration project jobs items
jenkins continuous-integration project jobs items
asked Nov 19 at 11:00
gsamaras
47.9k2394174
asked Nov 19 at 11:00
gsamaras
47.9k2394174
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asked Nov 19 at 11:00
gsamaras
47.9k2394174
asked Nov 19 at 11:00
gsamaras
47.9k2394174
asked Nov 19 at 11:00
gsamaras
47.9k2394174
47.9k2394174
Probably this may clear your doubts stackoverflow.com/questions/17902242/…
– zaid warsi
Nov 19 at 12:35
@zaidwarsi this exactly the link I have in my question. It answers the project vs job, while I am asking about job vs item.
– gsamaras
Nov 19 at 12:36
add a comment |
Probably this may clear your doubts stackoverflow.com/questions/17902242/…
– zaid warsi
Nov 19 at 12:35
@zaidwarsi this exactly the link I have in my question. It answers the project vs job, while I am asking about job vs item.
– gsamaras
Nov 19 at 12:36
Probably this may clear your doubts stackoverflow.com/questions/17902242/…
– zaid warsi
Nov 19 at 12:35
Probably this may clear your doubts stackoverflow.com/questions/17902242/…
– zaid warsi
Nov 19 at 12:35
@zaidwarsi this exactly the link I have in my question. It answers the project vs job, while I am asking about job vs item.
– gsamaras
Nov 19 at 12:36
@zaidwarsi this exactly the link I have in my question. It answers the project vs job, while I am asking about job vs item.
– gsamaras
Nov 19 at 12:36
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Probably this may clear your doubts stackoverflow.com/questions/17902242/…
– zaid warsi
Nov 19 at 12:35
@zaidwarsi this exactly the link I have in my question. It answers the project vs job, while I am asking about job vs item.
– gsamaras
Nov 19 at 12:36