Continuous Delivery

Table of Contents

• Steps to create a job in Jenkins
• Integrating pull request GitHub plugin (GHPR)

Steps to create a job in Jenkins

1. Login in EPG Jenkins and create a personal folder.

2. Access that new created folder and create a New Item > Freestyle project, and set a name for the job.

3. Configure the job:

   1. Check General > Github project and set your project url.

   2. Check Source Code Management > Git:

      1. Set your repository URL.

      2. Add contint/ (GITHUB only user) credentials.

      3. Set the branch to track (i.e., to track master it would be */master).

      4. Add githubweb repository browser and project URL.

   3. Check Build Triggers > GitHub hook trigger for GITScm polling.

   4. Check Build > Execute shell and add a simple command, for example: echo "Hello world!.

   5. Save changes.

4. Configure your repository:

   1. Go to Settings > Webhooks and click on Add webhook:

      1. Add Jenkins Payload URL: http://dcip.tid.es/github-webhook/

      2. Click on Add webhook.

And that’s it!

Integrating pull request GitHub plugin (GHPR)

1. Login in EPG Jenkins and create a personal folder.

2. Access that new created folder and create a New Item > Freestyle project, and set a name for the job.

3. Configure the job:

   1. Check General > Github project and set your project url.

   2. Check Source Code Management > Git:

      1. Set your repository URL.

      2. Add contint/ (GITHUB only user) credentials.

      3. Click on Advanced:

         1. Set repository name, (i.e., origin)

         2. Set pull requests refspec: +refs/pull/:refs/remotes/origin/pr/ (change origin by chosen repository name)

      4. Set the branch to track: ${sha1}.

      5. Add githubweb repository browser and project URL.

   3. Check Build Triggers > GitHub Pull Request Builder:

      1. Set GitHub API credentials: https://api.github.com : contint Token

      2. Add Admin list repository users (GitHub users, not Telefónica users!).

      3. Check Use github hooks for build triggering.

      4. If desired, add a Trigger phrase (i.e., Rebuild this project, oh lord master, or :hammer:).

      5. Add White list repository users (users for which this trigger will be run).

   4. Check Build > Execute shell and add a simple command, for example: echo "Hello world!.

   5. Save changes.

4. Configure your repository:

   1. Go to Settings > Webhooks and click on Add webhook:

      1. Add Jenkins Payload URL: http://dcip.tid.es/ghprbhook/

      2. Click on Let me select individual events:

         1. Check Issue comments (for phrase triggering)

         2. Check Pull requests (for proper pull request triggering)

      3. Click on Add webhook.

And we are done!