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README.md

gitlab-jenkins-plugin

This plugin emulates Jenkins as a GitlabCI Web Service to be used with GitlabHQ.

Build Status Gitter chat

Current Supported GitLabCI Functions

  • /project/PROJECT_NAME/builds/COMMIT_SHA1/status.json

  • /project/PROJECT_NAME/builds/status.png?ref=BRANCH_NAME

  • /project/PROJECT_NAME/builds/status.png?sha1=COMMIT_SHA1

  • /project/PROJECT_NAME/builds/COMMIT_SHA1 redirects to build page.

  • /project/PROJECT_NAME In order for it to build properly on push you need to add this as a seperate web hook for just merge requests.

Major Help Needed

I would like this project to be able to handle building merge requests and regular pushes. In order to do this I need a way to configure the git plugin via code to merge two branches together before a build. Much like the RevisionParameterAction.java in the git plugin, we need a class that takes to branches, a source and a target, and can be passed as a build action. I have started an issue for the Git plugin here: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-23362 If you know of a way to do this please PM on twitter at @bass_rock. All the other necessary code exists in this repo and works.

Using it With A Job

  • Create a new job by going to New Job
  • Set the Project Name
  • Feel free to specify the GitHub Project url as the url for the Gitlab project (if you have the GitHub plugin installed)
  • In the Source Code Management section:
    • Click Git and enter your Repositroy URL and in Advanced set its Name to origin
    • In Branch Specifier enter origin/${gitlabSourceBranch}
    • In the Additional Behaviours section:
      • Click the Add drop down button and the Merge before build item
      • Specify the name of the repository as origin (if origin corresponds to Gitlab) and enter the Branch to merge to as ${gitlabTargetBranch}
  • In the Build Triggers section:
    • Check the Build when a change is pushed to GitLab.
  • In GitLab go to the project Settings
    • Click on Services
    • Click on GitLab CI
      • For token put any random string (This is not yet functioning)
      • For Project URL put http://JENKINS_URL/project/PROJECT_NAME
    • Click on Web Hooks
      • Add a Web Hook for Merge Request Events to http://JENKINS_URL/project/PROJECT_NAME (GitLab for some reason does not send a merge request event with the GitLab Service)
  • Configure any other pre build, build or post build actions as necessary
  • Save to preserve your changes

You can trigger a job a manually by clicking This build is parameterized and adding the relevant build parameters. These include:

  • gitlabSourceBranch
  • gitlabTargetBranch
  • gitlabBranch (This is optional and can be used in shell scripts for the branch being built by the push request)

Help Needed

  • /projects/ - seems to be already used by Jenkins, A way to use this path would be awesome
  • ?token=XYZ - Can not find a way to include a token parameter on an AbstractProject to security check without an extra plugin configuration
  • /PROJECT_NAME/ should really be /PROJECT_ID_NUMBER/ - Can not find a project id number on an AbstractProject to use here instead.

Known Issues

Contributing

  1. Fork it ( https://github.com/[my-github-username]/gitlab-jenkins-plugin/fork )
  2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
  3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
  4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
  5. Create a new Pull Request

Contributors

  • @bass_rock, base ground work, primary developer.
  • @DABSquared, company sponsoring development.
  • @xaniasd, suggested a temporary work around for merge requests on Gitter.