Jenkins Patterns: View jobs with Pattern in name
I am looking for a pattern to allow users to view every job with "DB_" in the name.
The following allows only the view of jobs that start with "DB_"
^DB_.*$
I need to be able to view these "DB_" jobs no matter where it is in the name:
DB_canview_yay
this_DB_jobisviewable
this_oneto0_DB_
jenkins
asked Nov 20 at 21:34
Lgalan90
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I am looking for a pattern to allow users to view every job with "DB_" in the name.
The following allows only the view of jobs that start with "DB_"
^DB_.*$
I need to be able to view these "DB_" jobs no matter where it is in the name:
DB_canview_yay
this_DB_jobisviewable
this_oneto0_DB_
jenkins
asked Nov 20 at 21:34
Lgalan90
1231418
add a comment |
I am looking for a pattern to allow users to view every job with "DB_" in the name.
The following allows only the view of jobs that start with "DB_"
^DB_.*$
I need to be able to view these "DB_" jobs no matter where it is in the name:
DB_canview_yay
this_DB_jobisviewable
this_oneto0_DB_
jenkins
asked Nov 20 at 21:34
Lgalan90
1231418
I am looking for a pattern to allow users to view every job with "DB_" in the name.
The following allows only the view of jobs that start with "DB_"
^DB_.*$
I need to be able to view these "DB_" jobs no matter where it is in the name:
DB_canview_yay
this_DB_jobisviewable
this_oneto0_DB_
jenkins
jenkins
asked Nov 20 at 21:34
Lgalan90
1231418
asked Nov 20 at 21:34
Lgalan90
1231418
asked Nov 20 at 21:34
Lgalan90
1231418
asked Nov 20 at 21:34
Lgalan90
1231418
asked Nov 20 at 21:34
Lgalan90
1231418
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^.*DB_.*$ should do it.
The ^ character anchors to the beginning, the $ character anchors to the end, and .* matches 0 or more other characters.
answered Nov 20 at 21:39
Dave Wood
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Works! Thanks Dave!
– Lgalan90
Nov 20 at 21:53
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^.*DB_.*$ should do it.
The ^ character anchors to the beginning, the $ character anchors to the end, and .* matches 0 or more other characters.
answered Nov 20 at 21:39
Dave Wood
10k13752
1
Works! Thanks Dave!
– Lgalan90
Nov 20 at 21:53
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^.*DB_.*$ should do it.
The ^ character anchors to the beginning, the $ character anchors to the end, and .* matches 0 or more other characters.
answered Nov 20 at 21:39
Dave Wood
10k13752
1
Works! Thanks Dave!
– Lgalan90
Nov 20 at 21:53
add a comment |
^.*DB_.*$ should do it.
The ^ character anchors to the beginning, the $ character anchors to the end, and .* matches 0 or more other characters.
answered Nov 20 at 21:39
Dave Wood
10k13752
^.*DB_.*$ should do it.
The ^ character anchors to the beginning, the $ character anchors to the end, and .* matches 0 or more other characters.
answered Nov 20 at 21:39
Dave Wood
10k13752
answered Nov 20 at 21:39
Dave Wood
10k13752
answered Nov 20 at 21:39
Dave Wood
10k13752
answered Nov 20 at 21:39
Dave Wood
10k13752
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Works! Thanks Dave!
– Lgalan90
Nov 20 at 21:53
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Works! Thanks Dave!
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Nov 20 at 21:53
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Works! Thanks Dave!
– Lgalan90
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Works! Thanks Dave!
– Lgalan90
Nov 20 at 21:53
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