Push files from jenkins workspace to remote git repository
My jenkins job runs Sahi Automation tests. I use GitLab as the SCM Repository. In the process it creates some artifacts(text files). I want to push the created files (in the workspace) to the Git Repository. I tried using Git Publisher, but it is not as I want. How can I push the files from jenkins workspace to git repository.
I tried using Git Publisher, but it is not working
jenkins continuous-integration gitlab jenkins-plugins jenkins-pipeline
asked Nov 21 at 9:09
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My jenkins job runs Sahi Automation tests. I use GitLab as the SCM Repository. In the process it creates some artifacts(text files). I want to push the created files (in the workspace) to the Git Repository. I tried using Git Publisher, but it is not as I want. How can I push the files from jenkins workspace to git repository.
I tried using Git Publisher, but it is not working
jenkins continuous-integration gitlab jenkins-plugins jenkins-pipeline
asked Nov 21 at 9:09
Adwait
255
add a comment |
My jenkins job runs Sahi Automation tests. I use GitLab as the SCM Repository. In the process it creates some artifacts(text files). I want to push the created files (in the workspace) to the Git Repository. I tried using Git Publisher, but it is not as I want. How can I push the files from jenkins workspace to git repository.
I tried using Git Publisher, but it is not working
jenkins continuous-integration gitlab jenkins-plugins jenkins-pipeline
asked Nov 21 at 9:09
Adwait
255
My jenkins job runs Sahi Automation tests. I use GitLab as the SCM Repository. In the process it creates some artifacts(text files). I want to push the created files (in the workspace) to the Git Repository. I tried using Git Publisher, but it is not as I want. How can I push the files from jenkins workspace to git repository.
I tried using Git Publisher, but it is not working
jenkins continuous-integration gitlab jenkins-plugins jenkins-pipeline
jenkins continuous-integration gitlab jenkins-plugins jenkins-pipeline
asked Nov 21 at 9:09
Adwait
255
asked Nov 21 at 9:09
Adwait
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asked Nov 21 at 9:09
Adwait
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asked Nov 21 at 9:09
Adwait
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asked Nov 21 at 9:09
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what is the error that you are getting.
Usually , it works fine if you add git publisher plugin and add
shell/batch commands in jenkins
git commit -m "xyz"
git push <> Head : branchname
Also , did you try verifying the credentials you set !
check that in your sourcecode tab in jenkins.
Cheers.
AJ
answered Nov 21 at 11:22
Ajay Panigrahi
12
Hi, do we need both?, the git bash commands in shell and the git publisher configuration? I think the issue is the files are created in jenkins workspace and not in the local git repository. The publisher is not considering the files from workspace to push them in repo
– Adwait
Nov 22 at 9:46
Hello Advait , I f I understand correctly, you have added a post-build step action to publish result/test file to push changes. Usually Git publisher is good for merge results, tags, and/or branches to remote repositories.
– Ajay Panigrahi
Nov 23 at 10:07
Try with Git Push coomand as a shell/ batch command. It should work. I really want to see what the log says. And if possible share what/how did you configure in Git Publish exactly? good luck
– Ajay Panigrahi
Nov 23 at 10:09
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what is the error that you are getting.
Usually , it works fine if you add git publisher plugin and add
shell/batch commands in jenkins
git commit -m "xyz"
git push <> Head : branchname
Also , did you try verifying the credentials you set !
check that in your sourcecode tab in jenkins.
Cheers.
AJ
answered Nov 21 at 11:22
Ajay Panigrahi
12
Hi, do we need both?, the git bash commands in shell and the git publisher configuration? I think the issue is the files are created in jenkins workspace and not in the local git repository. The publisher is not considering the files from workspace to push them in repo
– Adwait
Nov 22 at 9:46
Hello Advait , I f I understand correctly, you have added a post-build step action to publish result/test file to push changes. Usually Git publisher is good for merge results, tags, and/or branches to remote repositories.
– Ajay Panigrahi
Nov 23 at 10:07
Try with Git Push coomand as a shell/ batch command. It should work. I really want to see what the log says. And if possible share what/how did you configure in Git Publish exactly? good luck
– Ajay Panigrahi
Nov 23 at 10:09
add a comment |
what is the error that you are getting.
Usually , it works fine if you add git publisher plugin and add
shell/batch commands in jenkins
git commit -m "xyz"
git push <> Head : branchname
Also , did you try verifying the credentials you set !
check that in your sourcecode tab in jenkins.
Cheers.
AJ
answered Nov 21 at 11:22
Ajay Panigrahi
12
Hi, do we need both?, the git bash commands in shell and the git publisher configuration? I think the issue is the files are created in jenkins workspace and not in the local git repository. The publisher is not considering the files from workspace to push them in repo
– Adwait
Nov 22 at 9:46
Hello Advait , I f I understand correctly, you have added a post-build step action to publish result/test file to push changes. Usually Git publisher is good for merge results, tags, and/or branches to remote repositories.
– Ajay Panigrahi
Nov 23 at 10:07
Try with Git Push coomand as a shell/ batch command. It should work. I really want to see what the log says. And if possible share what/how did you configure in Git Publish exactly? good luck
– Ajay Panigrahi
Nov 23 at 10:09
add a comment |
what is the error that you are getting.
Usually , it works fine if you add git publisher plugin and add
shell/batch commands in jenkins
git commit -m "xyz"
git push <> Head : branchname
Also , did you try verifying the credentials you set !
check that in your sourcecode tab in jenkins.
Cheers.
AJ
answered Nov 21 at 11:22
Ajay Panigrahi
12
what is the error that you are getting.
Usually , it works fine if you add git publisher plugin and add
shell/batch commands in jenkins
git commit -m "xyz"
git push <> Head : branchname
Also , did you try verifying the credentials you set !
check that in your sourcecode tab in jenkins.
Cheers.
AJ
answered Nov 21 at 11:22
Ajay Panigrahi
12
answered Nov 21 at 11:22
Ajay Panigrahi
12
answered Nov 21 at 11:22
Ajay Panigrahi
12
answered Nov 21 at 11:22
Ajay Panigrahi
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Hi, do we need both?, the git bash commands in shell and the git publisher configuration? I think the issue is the files are created in jenkins workspace and not in the local git repository. The publisher is not considering the files from workspace to push them in repo
– Adwait
Nov 22 at 9:46
Hello Advait , I f I understand correctly, you have added a post-build step action to publish result/test file to push changes. Usually Git publisher is good for merge results, tags, and/or branches to remote repositories.
– Ajay Panigrahi
Nov 23 at 10:07
Try with Git Push coomand as a shell/ batch command. It should work. I really want to see what the log says. And if possible share what/how did you configure in Git Publish exactly? good luck
– Ajay Panigrahi
Nov 23 at 10:09
add a comment |
Hi, do we need both?, the git bash commands in shell and the git publisher configuration? I think the issue is the files are created in jenkins workspace and not in the local git repository. The publisher is not considering the files from workspace to push them in repo
– Adwait
Nov 22 at 9:46
Hello Advait , I f I understand correctly, you have added a post-build step action to publish result/test file to push changes. Usually Git publisher is good for merge results, tags, and/or branches to remote repositories.
– Ajay Panigrahi
Nov 23 at 10:07
Try with Git Push coomand as a shell/ batch command. It should work. I really want to see what the log says. And if possible share what/how did you configure in Git Publish exactly? good luck
– Ajay Panigrahi
Nov 23 at 10:09
Hi, do we need both?, the git bash commands in shell and the git publisher configuration? I think the issue is the files are created in jenkins workspace and not in the local git repository. The publisher is not considering the files from workspace to push them in repo
– Adwait
Nov 22 at 9:46
Hi, do we need both?, the git bash commands in shell and the git publisher configuration? I think the issue is the files are created in jenkins workspace and not in the local git repository. The publisher is not considering the files from workspace to push them in repo
– Adwait
Nov 22 at 9:46
Hello Advait , I f I understand correctly, you have added a post-build step action to publish result/test file to push changes. Usually Git publisher is good for merge results, tags, and/or branches to remote repositories.
– Ajay Panigrahi
Nov 23 at 10:07
Hello Advait , I f I understand correctly, you have added a post-build step action to publish result/test file to push changes. Usually Git publisher is good for merge results, tags, and/or branches to remote repositories.
– Ajay Panigrahi
Nov 23 at 10:07
Try with Git Push coomand as a shell/ batch command. It should work. I really want to see what the log says. And if possible share what/how did you configure in Git Publish exactly? good luck
– Ajay Panigrahi
Nov 23 at 10:09
Try with Git Push coomand as a shell/ batch command. It should work. I really want to see what the log says. And if possible share what/how did you configure in Git Publish exactly? good luck
– Ajay Panigrahi
Nov 23 at 10:09
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