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import hudson.model.*
keepCount = 10
// Some plugins - like the CB Folders - don't actually have builds.  Filter them  
jobs =  Hudson.instance.getAllItems().findAll {
  job -> job.hasProperty("lastBuild")
}

for(job in jobs)
{
  lastBuildNumber = job.lastBuild.number

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import hudson.model.*
 
// Only detect jobs that have the SCM property available  
jobs =  Hudson.instance.getAllItems().findAll {
  job -> job.hasProperty("scm")
}
 
// Cheap formatting hack =) 
maxWidth = Collections.max(jobs.collect { job -> job.fullName.length() })
 

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find /srv/git -iname HEAD -prune -execdir sh -c 'git ls-tree -r HEAD --name-only | grep .env | xargs -I{} sh -c "git cat-file blob master:{} | awk -vREPO=$(pwd) -vFILE={} -vSEP=\# \"{ print REPO SEP FILE, \\\$0 }\" " ' \; | grep PORT | awk '{print $2, $1}' | sed -e 's/\/srv\/git\///' -e 's/.git\#.*//' | sort

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# Installs Bundler (or whatever gem you want) for each version of ruby you have installed.
for i in $(rbenv versions --bare ); do rbenv shell $i; gem install bundler; done;

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# Allows repeated partial application without automatic dispatch
class PartiallyAppliedMethod < Proc
  def apply(*curried_args)
    (@curried_args ||= []).push(*curried_args)
    self
  end

  def call(*params)
    super(*@curried_args, *params)
  end

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#!/usr/bin/env sh

# The default hostname to set
DEFAULT_DOCKER_HOSTNAME=${DEFAULT_DOCKER_HOSTNAME-dockerhost.internal}

# A comma-delimited list of extra hostnames to add as aliases
EXTRA_DOCKER_HOSTNAMES=${EXTRA_DOCKER_HOSTNAMES-}

# Whether to export variables
EXPORT_DOCKERHOST=${EXPORT_DOCKERHOST-1}

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This is how you create a composer.json that places itself inside the (managed) vendor directory Very simple, but I didn't find an example while searching, and I want to remind myself that I can do this.

Place this file inside the vendor directory. The following would be an example project structure

+- /project
   +- /lib

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jobs = Jenkins.instance.getAllItems(AbstractProject.class).collect {it -> Jenkins.instance.getItemByFullName(it.fullName) } 

for(job in jobs) {
	job.getBuilds().each { it.delete() }	
	job.nextBuildNumber = 1
	job.save()
}