I have added actions/upload-artifact#v3.0.0 for upload artifacts after Workflow run.
Artifacts are uploaded and I can download them for viewing results.
But I would like to have possibility to open some files from artifacts directly via browser - without downloading.
Do we have such possibility?
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I have a git repository where my selenium project is kept. Jenkins pick this project runs the mentioned test cases.
One of the test cases have file upload code. This code fails because the VM machine on which jenkins runs the code does have these files . We do not have access to this VM machine.
Is there a way to download the file from git project folder in jenkins server and then try to upload this file on the application.
I tried opening the file on git and then clicked on RAW , right clicked on the page and clicked on save as but it is opening the windows interaction of my local machine.
Please help.
I want to download a shared artifact using artifact download plugin. But it seems the plugin only download the latest successful build's artifact. But my requirement is to download the artifact even the generator plan fails. I don't want to use Bamboo credentials in a separate script to download it using a URL. Is there any way that I can download the failed plan's artifact?
I need to integrate my app with Payapl rest API. we are not using maven. so i need to download paypal rest api sdk jar file and put in my lib folder.
Please tell me the link for downloading Paypal rest api SDK jar ?
Thanks in advance
The Git hub location is: https://github.com/paypal/PayPal-Java-SDK
If you need the jar, you can go to the Maven repository at: http://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.paypal.sdk/rest-api-sdk
and click the appropriate version you need. After you click the appropriate version, under "files", click "jar" to get the jar. If you also want all the files like the source, javadoc, or pom, click the "view all" link.
I was having the same issue. I winded up going on github and downloading the sdk project and compiling it into a jar. It's got some dependencies too that need to be included. Wish I could upload the jars here because I know it must be alot of people having the same issue. But if you're reading this and you need those jars, shoot me an email at coreykhharden#gmail.com and I'll drop em to you in an email.
I'm creating a UI test for a page with async file upload experience using Selenium ChromeDriver. File upload is implemented using jQuery File Upload Plugin (https://github.com/blueimp/jQuery-File-Upload) which enhances an input type="file" with additional functionality like async upload, multiple files upload, drag-n-drop support etc.
As you know, the recommended way to deal with standard input type="file" in Selenium tests is something like
driver.FindElement(By.Id("fileinput")).SendKeys(#"c:\test.txt");
However, it does not work with this plugin. The server-side (in my case it is an MVC controller's POST action) does not get any calls from the client and when I open Chrome DevTools Console I can see the actual error Failed to load resource: net::ERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND (basically it complains about the unreachable server URI).
At the same time manually it works perfectly fine (when I navigate to the page, click Upload, choose file in Open file dialog and press Open). So it seems the problem can be in between Selenium and the upload plugin itself.
Has anyone else faced with the similar issues using jQuery File Upload Plugin + Selenium ChromeDriver? I'm running ChromeDriver version 2.9 and jQuery File Upload version 5.40.0.
My plugin has the form of a zip file and is located at http://scg.unibe.ch/wiki/projects/DoodleDebug/DoodleDebug-update-site?view=PRDownloadView.
Downloading and installing it from a local file works perfectly nice. However, if I paste the URL into Eclipse's dialog, it says something like "no repository found".
Is Eclipse unable to handle zip plugins directly from the web?
You'll need to host the update site on a web server. The content is static. Then have your users add the update site URL to the software site list.