This plugins allows to define "lockable resources" in the global configuration. These resources can then be "required" by jobs. If a job requires a resource which is already locked, it will be put in queue until the resource is released.
If you want to contribute to this plugin, you probably will need a Jenkins plugin developement environment. This basically means a current version of Java (Java 8 should probably be okay for now) and Apache Maven. See the Jenkins Plugin Tutorial for details.
If you have the proper environment, typing:
$ mvn verify
should create a plugin as target/*.hpi, which you can install in your Jenkins instance. Running
$ mvn hpi:run -Djenkins.version=2.164.1
allows you to spin up a test Jenkins instance on localhost to test your local changes before commiting.
This plugin tries to migrate to Google Java Code Style, please try to adhere to that style whenever adding new files or making big changes to existing files. If your IDE doesn't support this style, you can use the fmt-maven-plugin, like this:
$ mvn fmt:format -DfilesNamePattern=ChangedFile\.java
to reformat Java code in the proper style.
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- Copyright 2013-2015 6WIND
- Copyright 2016-2018 Antonio Muñiz
- Copyright 2019 TobiX
See LICENSE