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In some cases, we might need to add or remove parameters from Pipeline. It's terrible if you need to deal with too many Pipelines manually. You can add parameters via: jcli job param init-job --add '[{"name":"name","value":"my name","desc":"this is a name"}]'
Delete many job build history across different jobs is also very simple. See also: jcli job history init-job -d 1
Sometimes, it's very slow to download jenkins.war. From now, jcli can download it with multiple threads. For example:
# jcli center download -t 8
start to download with 8 threads, size: 67287051, unit: 8410881
Another big feature is that, jcli can start Jenkins in Docker with a single command:
jcli center start -m docker --image kubespheredev/ks-jenkins --version 2.249.1 --c-user root --port 9090 --setup-wizard=false
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Rick
This is a small release version. The main idea of this is to remove CASC from jcli core. You want to use it. Please see here.
Rick
It's been a long time not to have a release of jcli. But it's totally worth to upgrade it. Let's see what you can get.
Normally, you need to set up the config file of jcli if this is the first time you install it. Generating the user token from Jenkins, then write it back to the config file is a pretty annoying process. But it's not necessary anymore. It can be automatically now. You just need to run the following command:
jcli center login
It will open the browser, and your config file will be ready once you login into Jenkins. But there's one limitation that does exist. Jenkins and your computer must be about to connect to each other. Besides, you need to install one more plugin.
The second feature is the Jenkins formula. Thanks @oleg-nenashev for taking the initiative to start Custom Jenkins WAR packager. We can generate a custom distribution of Jenkins. jcli support to export a formula from a Jenkins. Also, it can install all plugins that come from a Jenkins formula file. Check out these two commands below:
jcli plugin formula > formual.yaml # export into a YAML formula file
jcli plugin install --formula formual.yaml # install plugins from a formula file
The third feature is that we can run Jenkins as a docker container via jcli center start -m docker.
What is next? I know a lot of newcomers to Jenkins feel terrible when they meet the plugins dependency issues. So please don't hesitate to file a pull request to close this issue if you're interested in.
Rick
Rick