I\'m having issues getting a Jenkins pipeline script to work that uses the Docker Pipeline plugin to run parts of the build within a Docker container. Both Jenkins server an
I've seen variations of this issue, also with the agents
powered by the kubernetes-plugin
.
I think that for it to work the agent/jnlp
container needs to share workspace with the build
container.
By build
container I am referring to the one that will run the bundle install
command.
This could be possibly work via withArgs
The question is why would you want to do that? Most of the pipeline steps are being executed on master anyway and the actual build will run in the build
container. What is the purpose of also using an agent
?