jenkins-pipeline

I have several projects that use a Jenkinsfile which is practically the same. The only difference is the git project that it has to checkout. This forces me to have one Jenkinsfile per project although they could share the same one: node{ def mvnHome = tool 'M3' def artifactId def pomVersion stage('Commit Stage'){ echo 'Downloading from Git...' git branch: 'develop', credentialsId: 'xxx', url: 'https://bitbucket.org/xxx/yyy.git' echo 'Building project and generating Docker image...' sh "${mvnHome}/bin/mvn clean install docker:build -DskipTests" ... Is there a way to preconfigure the git

I have a file that contains classes. Example : abstract class TestBase { String name abstract def fTest() def bobby(){ return "bobby" } } class Test extends TestBase { def fTest(){ return "hello" } } class Test2 extends TestBase { def fTest(){ return "allo" } def func(){ return "test :)" } } I want to import the file in my Jenkins pipeline script, so I can create an object of one of my class. For example : def vTest = new Test() echo vTest.fTest() def vTest2 = new Test2() echo vTest2.func() How can I import my file in my Jenkins Pipeline ? Thx. you can do like this: Classes.groovy class A{ def

I am looking to build periodically every 15 minutes. I have looked online and I am using this schedule: */15 * * * * Jenkins is telling me to spread load evenly by using H/15 * * * * rather than */15 * * * * Could someone tell me the difference between using H instead of * ? Avihoo Mamka Yes. From the Build Triggers → Build periodically → Schedule → inline help: To allow periodically scheduled tasks to produce even load on the system, the symbol H (for “hash”) should be used wherever possible. For example, using 0 0 * * * for a dozen daily jobs will cause a large spike at midnight. In contrast

We do some dynamic creation of parallel steps in some of our jobs. Thanks to this thread I found how to dynamically create the map with parameters for use in the parallel step. However now I wanted to reuse parts of the code which is used to create those parallel steps. For this I feel that I would need to curry the closures. However currying seems not to work correctly. Referencing the loop variable (valueCopy) inside the closure does the right thing ( as mentioned here ) but currying does not do what I would expect. Am I doing something wrong, is this just not (yet) supported, are there any