Protractor Beginner Tutorial 15 | Protractor | Git | Jenkins integration

Aug 16, 2023

Protractor Beginner Tutorial 15 | Protractor | Git | Jenkins integration

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Today we will learn:
How to get project from GitHub on Jenkins

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Content

9.25 -> Hello and welcome I'm Raghav And today we are going to learn how to integrate Jenkins

15.49 -> and get to run our protractor tests And I will go very basic step-by-step So if you

20.73 -> have no prior knowledge on this topic do not worry, I will start from scratch So I will

25.68 -> go on my Windows system and you can also follow this on Mac and here I have my Jenkins started

32.14 -> So just in case you do not know how I have started Jenkins I have also created a job

37.6 -> here You can watch the earlier session where I have discussed on how to run protractor

42.76 -> framework from Jenkins and I will also provide the link of that video in the description

48.579 -> of this video or you can go to my website that is automation step-by-step.com And here

55.46 -> it is if you go to online courses and if you click on protractor here, you will get all

62.01 -> the videos of this playlist So you can just watch the earlier video in case you have not

66.47 -> watched and in the earlier video we We had a started Jenkins.

70.97 -> We have also created this job on Jenkins that is protractor test And if I go inside this

76.38 -> job Here you can see in this job We had added this command to run our protractor test and

87.479 -> we do not have to add the folder location because that we have already added in the

91.659 -> general section If I go to Advanced I have already added the location of my protractor

98.21 -> demo folder where I have all my protector framework now here in the job You will find

105.229 -> a link for source code management If you go here you will see here We have all these options

112.39 -> none, git and subversion So I will go to git and in case you do not find git here You can

117.99 -> add the plug-in for get so you can go to your Jenkins dashboard and go to manage Jenkins

126.81 -> and go to manage plugins and go to the available section I will show you in my case It will

133.06 -> be here in the installed section So if I just search for git plugin, You can see it is here

139.84 -> So you can just go to your available section search for git plug-in and install it and

144.89 -> then you will have this option For git here and here I will give my repository of the

154.79 -> project So in the earlier session, we had created our GitHub repository where we have

161.05 -> Our project so I will just sign in on GitHub And you can also use any other repository

169.27 -> if you are using other than GitHub So I will just sign in here And here is our repository

179.959 -> for protractor We created this protective framework and I will just Copy the URL You

188.099 -> can also copy it from this main address bar and then I will provide the URL here And that's

198.22 -> it Now The other thing I will do is if I go to my general section and here I'm just going

207.44 -> to remove this for now use custom workspace.

211.7 -> I'm going to remove it this or you can also give some other folder For example, I will

220.739 -> create a new folder here I will say Jenkins projects And I will copy this And put here

233.65 -> in use custom workspace And even if you do not give this it will clone the project from

239.11 -> GitHub to the Jenkins folder So you can skip this if you do not want to use a custom folder

245.29 -> Otherwise just do it here and I have added the GitHub URL here and then in the build

253.239 -> section, I am just keeping the same command So I will say apply save and I will say here

261.33 -> build now and if I go to the logs so you can see it is now Taking it out from get up and

270.94 -> down It is running our tests on the project that it has cloned from git So if I show you

277.4 -> the logs you can see here It is now building on this project and now it is cloning the

282.62 -> repository from this particular GitHub URL and here it is putting it here in Jenkins

290.57 -> project So if I now go to this location on my folder, you can see if I now go to Jenkins

297.14 -> project It has cloned the entire project from GitHub and now it is running the test on this

304.35 -> project So now you do not have to keep the project on the local system where you have

309.61 -> get you can just keep your project on GitHub and you can do all the Commit and push from

317.1 -> your local system on this GitHub repository with this we have already learnt in the earlier

321.79 -> sessions So if you go here we have this how to upload project on Git Version Control this

327.46 -> we have already learnt and now you can use Jenkins along with get and now you can run

334.48 -> your projects directly cloning from get and then running on Jenkins So I hope this session

341.13 -> was very useful for you if you have any questions or any doubts, please Write them down in the

346.66 -> comment section below and I will try to answer as soon as I can do share your knowledge with

351.28 -> others and thank you so much for watching.

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