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Added solution for Jenkins build with Docker container

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Subscribing to Luzifer/alfred-fold... Subscribing to Luzifer/alfred-fold...
Subscribing to Luzifer/alfred-pwdgen... Subscribing to Luzifer/alfred-pwdgen...
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## Advanced: Auto-Watch repos using Jenkins
Given you have a running Jenkins instance you either can let it clone this repository and put your watch commands into the build-script or if your Jenkins does not understand Ruby but is able to execute Docker containers you could use this script to auto-watch repositories:
```bash
#!/bin/bash
GHTOKEN=<mytoken>
echo "cd /scripts/" > ./build.sh
echo "bundle install" >> ./build.sh
echo "bundle exec ruby watch.rb watch '^YourOrg/someprefix' --token=$GHTOKEN" >> ./build.sh
echo "bundle exec ruby watch.rb watch '^Luzifer/' --token=$GHTOKEN" >> ./build.sh
docker pull ruby:2.1
docker run --rm -v ${PWD}:/scripts ruby:2.1 bash /scripts/build.sh
```
For this you also let Jenkins clone this repository and then put that script into the build commands. The tool will now run in a ruby container which is disposed afterwards.