VsphereSelection: Allow dynamic selection of vsphere cloud #24
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A jenkins user could have a job that can be used for two separate VSphere
instances.
At present there is no way to select the vsphere instance using a parameter.
This adds a parameter called ${VSPHERE_CLOUD_NAME} as an option for selection.
If selected then the jenkins user can add a parameter of the same name for the
build.
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Btw, is there a formatting jar for intellij for the project? |
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No formatting jar that I'm aware of. From what I've seen, the contributors to the plugin use a variety of editors. |
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VsphereSelection: Allow dynamic selection of vsphere cloud
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A jenkins user could have a job that can be used for two separate VSphere
instances.
At present there is no way to select the vsphere instance using a build parameter.
This adds a parameter called ${VSPHERE_CLOUD_NAME} as an vsphere cloud option for selection.
If selected then the jenkins user can add a parameter of the same name for the
build.