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I have several jobs on jenkins for launch protractor tests. I'm starting to use async/await at some points and seems that the default version of node that has Jenkins doesn't handle async/await. I made some time ago a workaround on another pipeline that used async/await, but i don't want to use it as a default solution
nodejs(nodeJSInstallationName: 'Node 8.11') {
'npm config ls'
'node -v'
'npm
}
How can i setup the node version that must use jenkins by default?
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Switching among Node. 7; we can simply run either nvm use 12.22. 7 or nvm use 16.13. 0 to easily switch into either version we need. Note that since we only have one version that begins with 12, 14, or 16, we can switch versions with a simple nvm use 16 , nvm use 14 , or nvm use 12 command.
By default, Jenkins employs the algorithm known as consistent hashing to make this decision. More specifically, it hashes the name of the node, in numbers proportional to the number of available executors, then hashes the job name to create a probe point for the consistent hash.
Let’s say you could have some installations to play with like legacy 6x, 8x, or the latest stable Node.js. It auto installs the given version of Node.js, on every Jenkins project where it will be needed.
It auto installs the given version of Node.js, on every Jenkins project where it will be needed. It allows you to globally install some npm packages inside each Node.js installation and these npm packages will be made available to the PATH: those could be Gulp, Webpack, you name it.
Upgrade the JVM on which Jenkins is running Use a package manager to install the new JVM. Make sure the default JVM is the newly installed version. If it is not, use the correct java command in the Jenkins startup scripts (/etc/default/jenkins or /etc/init.d/jenkins).
Cache NodeJS archives per architecture to speedup installations on ephemeral Jenkins slaves. and add new NodeJS installations. For every Nodejs installation, you can choose to install some global npm packages. Since 1.2.6 you could force the installation of the 32bit package for the underlying architecture if supported.
Go to Manage Jenkins menu then click Global Tool Configuration then find the NodeJS installation part finally pick a version there
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