A simple example storing several Git repositories in a Helix server along with Perforce content.

You will need docker and docker-compose to run this demo. You can get Docker here for Mac or Windows.

1. Clone the demo: git clone https://github.com/p4paul/jenkins-demo.git
2. Change into the cloned directory: cd jenkins-demo
3. Bring up the instances: docker-compose up
4. Wait for the machines to start...
5. Open Jenkins in a browser at http://localhost:4040

Login to Jenkins with user 'admin', password 'admin'.

Git is running https on port 4443; for example, to clone use:

git -c http.sslVerify=false clone https://admin:Passw0rd@localhost:4443/plugins/p4-plugin

(the -c http.sslVerify=false is needed as the demo does not use a Certificate)

Perforce is on port 4000 with user 'admin' and no password set. For example, to list repos use:

p4 -u admin -p localhost:4000 repos

This demonstrates how to uses a Stream to combine Git imported repositories and Helix Streams in a single project. The project is based on the Jenkins p4-plugin and demonstrates how sync graph content and pin it to a tag.

Just build the Jenkins job graph-hybrid-demo.

This demonstrates how to trigger a Jenkins Job containing git content synced from a Helis graph. The Jenkins job docker-trigger-demo is pre-configured, however you will need to push git content into Perforce and run an initial build.

1. Clone the docker plugin to a local directory git clone https://github.com/jenkinsci/docker-plugin.git
2. Change directory cd docker-plugin
3. Add remote git remote add helix https://localhost:4443/plugins/docker-plugin.git
4. Push repo git push -u helix master
5. Build Jenkins job docker-trigger-demo (this should pass)
6. Trigger Jenkins job by make a change to the local git repo, commit and push.