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=====Setup Jenkins=====
=====Setup Jenkins=====
We should be able to store Jenkins' config in an SCM, but didn't spend the time to figure that out.
*  Manage Jenkins -> Global security
*  Manage Jenkins -> Global security
** Enable security
** Enable security
** Access control -> Jenkins' own user database, allow users to sign up. Anyone can do anything. Save.
** Access control -> Jenkins' own user database, allow users to sign up. Anyone can do anything. Save.
** Sign yourself up.
* Sign yourself up.
** Back to Global security
* Back to Global security
** Access control -> Authorization -> matrix-based security.
** Access control -> Authorization -> matrix-based security.
*** Add your username to the matrix and give yourself full auth.
*** Add your username to the matrix and give yourself full auth.
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** Access control -> disallow users to sign up (no reason for it, and may confuse people)
** Access control -> disallow users to sign up (no reason for it, and may confuse people)
** Save.
** Save.
=====Installed Jenkins plugins=====
Manage Jenkins -> Plugin Manager.
* Bazaar plugin
* Shared workspace plugin
* Clang Scan-build Plugin
* Coverity plugin
* Doxygen plug-in
* HTML Publisher Plugin
* xUnit Plugin


==== TO DO ====
==== TO DO ====
* figure out how to reroute traffic such that jenkins.inkscape.org works instead of only jenkins.inkscape.org:8080
* figure out how to reroute traffic such that jenkins.inkscape.org works instead of only jenkins.inkscape.org:8080

Revision as of 20:08, 12 November 2014

Installed software

The software that was installed on our Ubuntu testing server (jenkins.inkscape.org).

   apt-get install emacs24-nox
Inkscape build dependencies
   apt-get install bazaar
   apt-get build-dep inkscape
   apt-get install autopoint
Install Jenkins

Follow the instructions on Jenkins wiki:

   wget -q -O - https://jenkins-ci.org/debian/jenkins-ci.org.key | sudo apt-key add -
   sudo sh -c 'echo deb http://pkg.jenkins-ci.org/debian binary/ > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/jenkins.list'
   sudo apt-get update
   sudo apt-get install jenkins
   sudo /etc/init.d/jenkins start

Jenkins is now accessible through port 8080.

Setup Jenkins

We should be able to store Jenkins' config in an SCM, but didn't spend the time to figure that out.

  • Manage Jenkins -> Global security
    • Enable security
    • Access control -> Jenkins' own user database, allow users to sign up. Anyone can do anything. Save.
  • Sign yourself up.
  • Back to Global security
    • Access control -> Authorization -> matrix-based security.
      • Add your username to the matrix and give yourself full auth.
      • The anonymous user needs "Read" rights on:
        • Overall . Read
        • Job . Read
        • View . Read
    • Access control -> disallow users to sign up (no reason for it, and may confuse people)
    • Save.
Installed Jenkins plugins

Manage Jenkins -> Plugin Manager.

  • Bazaar plugin
  • Shared workspace plugin
  • Clang Scan-build Plugin
  • Coverity plugin
  • Doxygen plug-in
  • HTML Publisher Plugin
  • xUnit Plugin

TO DO

  • figure out how to reroute traffic such that jenkins.inkscape.org works instead of only jenkins.inkscape.org:8080