jenkins-pipeline

How can I view Jenkins workspace on a Pipeline job (it was called workflow job previously)? In a standard Job I could just go to the Job main page and view it by clicking on "Workspace". sam Go to the Jenkins build On the left hand side click the Pipeline steps Then on the right click on the link that says "Allocate node : Start - (x min in block)" On the the left side click the workspace. Done! The image below might help : Check out this link it shows how to get the workspace when you are using jenkins pipeline: https://www.selikoff.net/2016/07/10/workspace-jenkins-pipelines/ Jesse Glick

I have to create this JSON file in Groovy. I have try many things ( JsonOutput.toJson() / JsonSlurper.parseText() ) unsuccessfully. { "attachments":[ { "fallback":"New open task [Urgent]: <http://url_to_task|Test out Slack message attachments>", "pretext":"New open task [Urgent]: <http://url_to_task|Test out Slack message attachments>", "color":"#D00000", "fields":[ { "title":"Notes", "value":"This is much easier than I thought it would be.", "short":false } ] } ] } This is for posting a Jenkins build message to Slack. daggett JSON is a format that uses human-readable text to transmit data

I have a series of stages that perform quick checks. I want to perform them all, even if there are failures. For example: stage('one') { node { sh 'exit 0' } } stage('two') { node { sh 'exit 1' // failure } } stage('three') { node { sh 'exit 0' } } Stage two fails, so by default stage three is not executed. Ordinarily this would be a job for parallel , but I want to display them in the stage view. In the mock up below: Build #4 shows what normally happens. Job two fails so three does not run. I Photoshopped Build #6 to show what I would like to see. Job two fails and is displayed as such, but

When using the Jenkins pipeline where each stage runs on a different agent, it is good practice to use agent none at the beginning: pipeline { agent none stages { stage('Checkout') { agent { label 'master' } steps { script { currentBuild.result = 'SUCCESS' } } } stage('Build') { agent { label 'someagent' } steps { bat "exit 1" } } } post { always { step([$class: 'Mailer', notifyEveryUnstableBuild: true, recipients: "test@test.com", sendToIndividuals: true]) } } } But doing this leads to Required context class hudson.FilePath is missing error message when the email should go out: [Pipeline] {

I want to use scp/ssh to upload some files to a server. I discover that I need to use certificate-based authentication, but the question is how? Really what I want to do is to use the same sort of credentials I use with git - passworded ssh cert stored in Jenkins. However, I can't work out how to - the snippet generator has no obvious option for that. What do others do? Is there an undocumented feature that would do this? If you install the SSH Agent plugin you can use the ssh-agent pipeline step to run a shell script with an ssh-agent active. The ssh-agent takes a Jenkins credentials ID (a

I want to run multiple stages inside a lock within a declarative Jenkins pipeline: pipeline { agent any stages { lock(resource: 'myResource') { stage('Stage 1') { steps { echo "my first step" } } stage('Stage 2') { steps { echo "my second step" } } } } } I get the following error: Started by user anonymous org.codehaus.groovy.control.MultipleCompilationErrorsException: startup failed: WorkflowScript: 10: Expected a stage @ line 10, column 9. lock(resource: 'myResource') { ^ WorkflowScript: 10: Stage does not have a name @ line 10, column 9. lock(resource: 'myResource') { ^ WorkflowScript: 10: