Jenkins

问题 This is related to one question I asked before: Using groovy to parse JSON object in shell scripts for Jenkin basically I will need to pass a dynamic value as returned from sh scripts to an environment block, so that the following stage can re-use that value and pass the version as a label to JIRA plugin called Xray. But I aware that I cannot pass dynamic values to an environment block during the pipeline execution. So, I think I am going to need try a different route for that, not sure if

问题 I recently converted a scripted pipeline into a declarative pipeline but having trouble to get the build failure case in the post section. For a scripted pipeline, I can easily wrap the pipeline inside a try-catch and have access to the exception object. But not for declarative pipeline like this: pipeline { stages { ... } post{ failure { script { //this is where i need the failure exception detail handleFailure() } } } } Im not sure how to do that, I'm trying getContext() method but it

问题 I recently converted a scripted pipeline into a declarative pipeline but having trouble to get the build failure case in the post section. For a scripted pipeline, I can easily wrap the pipeline inside a try-catch and have access to the exception object. But not for declarative pipeline like this: pipeline { stages { ... } post{ failure { script { //this is where i need the failure exception detail handleFailure() } } } } Im not sure how to do that, I'm trying getContext() method but it

问题 I am very beginner of keycloak. I need some help. I have SSO solution and I want to integrate it with jenkins. In this point, I want to permit some users based role. OpenID -- keycloak -- jenkins : all users who are in openid can login jenkins (I don't want) OpenID -- keycloak (check role) -- jenkins : all users who are in openid and also have specific role in keycloak can login jenkins (I want) I think this is very simple and common example of using keycloak, but I can't find the solution.

问题 I am very beginner of keycloak. I need some help. I have SSO solution and I want to integrate it with jenkins. In this point, I want to permit some users based role. OpenID -- keycloak -- jenkins : all users who are in openid can login jenkins (I don't want) OpenID -- keycloak (check role) -- jenkins : all users who are in openid and also have specific role in keycloak can login jenkins (I want) I think this is very simple and common example of using keycloak, but I can't find the solution.

问题 I am very beginner of keycloak. I need some help. I have SSO solution and I want to integrate it with jenkins. In this point, I want to permit some users based role. OpenID -- keycloak -- jenkins : all users who are in openid can login jenkins (I don't want) OpenID -- keycloak (check role) -- jenkins : all users who are in openid and also have specific role in keycloak can login jenkins (I want) I think this is very simple and common example of using keycloak, but I can't find the solution.

问题 I am very beginner of keycloak. I need some help. I have SSO solution and I want to integrate it with jenkins. In this point, I want to permit some users based role. OpenID -- keycloak -- jenkins : all users who are in openid can login jenkins (I don't want) OpenID -- keycloak (check role) -- jenkins : all users who are in openid and also have specific role in keycloak can login jenkins (I want) I think this is very simple and common example of using keycloak, but I can't find the solution.

问题 I have a multiple maven projects in a single GIT repository .I wanted to perform individual release for the maven projects,push the release version to nexus, skip the tagging and increment the snapshot and commit. Maven release goal used release:clean release:prepare release:perform Maven Release plugin : <plugin> <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId> <artifactId>maven-release-plugin</artifactId> <version>${maven.releaseplugin.version}</version> <configuration> <tagNameFormat>v@{project

问题 Gitflow introduces several branches like develop , release , hotfix , and also encourages feature branches. In a Maven project, you usually build SNAPSHOT and release versions, and often number them with semantic, three-digit versions. It would be sensible to automate the build process as much as possible, but the question is: When should we build a SNAPSHOT version, when should be build a release version, when should we build none of that at all? I image the following could be sensible:

问题 I'm using jenkins pipeline (declarative synthax) and I want to push a commit to my remote repository. Is there any way to accomplish this using the git plugin? Here is what I'm currently trying: withCredentials([usernamePassword(credentialsId: "${GIT_CREDENTIAL_ID}", passwordVariable: 'GIT_PASSWORD', usernameVariable: 'GIT_USERNAME')]) { sh "git add ${BRANCH_RENAME}.bundle" sh "echo ${GIT_USERNAME}|||||||${GIT_PASSWORD}" sh "git tag -a backup -m 'Backup branch ${BRANCH} from vega-salesforce