I apologize :(. At first we were looking at using PowerShell with Invoke-RestMethod or Invoke-Webrequest, but due to Jenkins using non negotiating HTTP BASIC auth, it only works using the [System.net.webrequest] methods, which looks very messy. On the CCJPE and CJE exams, the questions had curl for the examples as well. I'll try to get a PS example posted ASAP, sorry about that!
This video gives more confidence , After seen more than 12 times. You helped me, see that I can be more.
Would love to see a dashboard build example using API.
I liked the game references and Zelda credits at the end.
Thank you!!! You're the first person to mention them :D
Thank you. I just wish we could do this in javascript
Is there any way to fetch user details like who has access of job?, etc..
5:00 What a minute... There's a test!!!!! Ah no, 10/10 on the video amazing work :)
Thank you very much :D
Great video, thank you
when i clicked on 'json' link from the localhost:8080/cli, I am able to see the json page, but the "jobs" field is empty. IS this normal?
I am facing issue to create a job in Jenkins with rest api
How to get the number of build executors through API ?
Great video. Keep it up
Thank you!! Will do :D
Amazing! Thank you very much!
Thank you :D
if you're using windows as the environment to demonstrate in, how about using powershell as the language to demonstrate with?
I apologize :(. At first we were looking at using PowerShell with Invoke-RestMethod or Invoke-Webrequest, but due to Jenkins using non negotiating HTTP BASIC auth, it only works using the [System.net.webrequest] methods, which looks very messy. On the CCJPE and CJE exams, the questions had curl for the examples as well. I'll try to get a PS example posted ASAP, sorry about that!
ah ok. so its not as simple as adding some headers to the invoke-webrequest command?
Setting the crumb is a pain in the ass, especially if you're using Axios.
how to get jenkins version using API
What about builds api?
same request
Thank you!!!! Is very usefull!
Thanks a lot! :)
You're welcome, thank you for the nice comment :D