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Integrate Aptible with CI
Jenkins
Once you’ve completed the steps for
CI Integration
, set up Jenkins using these steps:
In Jenkins, using the Git plugin, add a new repository to your build:
For the Repository URL, use your App’s Git Remote
Upload the private key you created for your robot user as a credential.
Under “Advanced…”, name this repository
aptible
.
Then, add a post-build “Git Publisher” trigger, to deploy to the
master
branch of your newly-created
aptible
remote.
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