jenkins-pipeline

How do I invoke Global environment variables in Jenkinsfile? For example, if I have a variable - name:credentialsId value:xxxx-xxxx-xxxxx-xxxxxxxxx How do I use it in the groovy script? I tried ${credentialsId} , but it didn't work. It will just give error: java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: No such DSL method '$' found among steps [ArtifactoryGradleBuild, ........ In a Jenkinsfile, you have the " Working with the Environment " which mentions: The full list of environment variables accessible from within Jenkins Pipeline is documented at localhost:8080/pipeline-syntax/globals#env, The syntax is $

TL;DR Is there a way to import code into the Jenkinsfile from the local repository (other than the load step)? Why? I've experienced that for complex builds the Jenkinsfile gets kind of bulky and not very maintainable. Now that the build job is code, it would be wonderful to have the same means as for other code. That is, I would like to divide it into smaller (more maintainable) units and unit test them. What I tried shared libraries : allow for dividing our Jenkins Pipeline logic into smaller files in a separate module and even unit test it. However, they need to be in different repository

I have a groovy file, I want to run from the Jenkinsfile. ie. load script.groovy However, I am not sure how I can reference this file if it is stored in the same directory as the Jenkinsfile. I am loading the Jenkinsfile from git. I noticed it creates a folder called workspace@script . It does not place this in the workspace directory. I could hardcode the folder but I am not sure the rules on this and it seems a little redundant to check-out the code again. java.io.FileNotFoundException: /opt/jenkins_home/jobs/my_job/workspace/script.groovy (No such file or directory) By default it loads from

I am facing an issue where I have two stages defined in my pipeline that both are run on the same node and need to be run in the same workspace. The first of these stages runs on my master node initially, but towards the end of the steps defined has to unstash some files onto a different node. The second stage then just needs to continue on my master, and relies on some modules that were installed from the first stage. Here is my pipeline to better explain: #!groovy pipeline { agent { label 'master' } stages { stage('Build') { // 1. Running on master in /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/_Pipelines

Goal Run multiple stages of a declarative Jenkins pipeline on the same node. Setup This is just a minimal example to show the problem. There are 2 Windows nodes "windows-slave1" and "windows-slave2" both labeled with the label "windows". NOTE: My real Jenkinsfile cannot use a global agent because there are groups of stages that require to run on different nodes (e.g. Windows vs. Linux). Expected Behaviour Jenkins selects one of the nodes in "Stage 1" based on the label and uses the same node in "Stage 2" because the variable windowsNode was updated to the node selected in "Stage 1". Actual

I have a file pipeline.gdsl that contains the Syntax for my Jenkins Pipeline DSL. Following this blog post I put the file into the /src folder of my Java project. When I now edit my Jenkinsfile (residing in the root folder of my project), I don't get any code completion / syntax explanation as I would expect. My project is a Java / Gradle project and I cannot make a Groovy project out of it. Is there some other way to make IntelliJ aware of the .gdsl file and provide code completion? Michael Lihs The problem was, that /src was not marked as a source root folder in my project. Creating a folder

With Jenkins 2 Pipeline plugin, there's a useful feature allowing a quick overview of the pipeline stages and status of steps, including logging output. However, if you use the "Shell script" (sh) step, there doesn't seem to be a way to label that script with a useful name, so the display merely shows a long list of "Shell Script" (shown in the image below). How can I assign a useful name, or how can I use some other step to accomplish the same effect? Update Feb 2019 : According to gertvdijk's answer below , it is now possible to assign an optional label to the sh step , starting from v2.28,

Is there any environment variable available for getting the Jenkins Pipeline Title? I know we can use $JOB_NAME to get title for a freestyle job, but is there anything that can be used for getting Pipeline name? You can access the same environment variables from groovy using the same names (e.g. JOB_NAME or env.JOB_NAME ). From the documentation: Environment variables are accessible from Groovy code as env.VARNAME or simply as VARNAME. You can write to such properties as well (only using the env. prefix): env.MYTOOL_VERSION = '1.33' node { sh '/usr/local/mytool-$MYTOOL_VERSION/bin/start' }