jenkins-pipeline

问题 I am using @NonCPS in front of my Jenkinsfile function which performs a regex match and i'm still getting java.io.NotSerializableException java.util.regex.Matcher error even with the @NonCPS annotation. Note, it calls the function many times and the exception only occurs once a match is actually made. Here is my code: @NonCPS def extractEndTime(logLine) { def MY_REGEX = /.*(20[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}).([0-9]{2}:[0-9]{2}:[0-9]{2}).*\"\w+\"\sthe text\s(\w+)\./ m = (logLine =~ TEST_LOGLINE_END

问题 I am using @NonCPS in front of my Jenkinsfile function which performs a regex match and i'm still getting java.io.NotSerializableException java.util.regex.Matcher error even with the @NonCPS annotation. Note, it calls the function many times and the exception only occurs once a match is actually made. Here is my code: @NonCPS def extractEndTime(logLine) { def MY_REGEX = /.*(20[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}).([0-9]{2}:[0-9]{2}:[0-9]{2}).*\"\w+\"\sthe text\s(\w+)\./ m = (logLine =~ TEST_LOGLINE_END

问题 I have the following in my Jenkinsfile: pipeline { agent none environment { timeout_mins = 1 } options { timeout(time: "${env.timeout_mins}", unit: 'MINUTES') } stages { stage("test print") { steps { echo "timeout_mins: ${env.timeout_mins}" sh "sleep 120" } } } } I'd like to re-use environment params such as timeout_mins in multiple places, but need to convert it to integer in certain places for certain plugins. The error I get with the above example is as follows: Processing environment for

问题 I have the following in my Jenkinsfile: pipeline { agent none environment { timeout_mins = 1 } options { timeout(time: "${env.timeout_mins}", unit: 'MINUTES') } stages { stage("test print") { steps { echo "timeout_mins: ${env.timeout_mins}" sh "sleep 120" } } } } I'd like to re-use environment params such as timeout_mins in multiple places, but need to convert it to integer in certain places for certain plugins. The error I get with the above example is as follows: Processing environment for

问题 How to loop parametrized parallel stages in Jenkins declarative pipeline? (Or scripted pipeline, if declarative is not able to) Here is my simple pseudo example. How to loop ('deploy serverN') stages? Array may have 1..n variables. I would not like to duplicate code. There must be a way in Jenkins pipelines?? Or should I use matrix. I have tried a few, but not succesfully. @Library('adm-jenkins-lib@trunk') def SERVERS = ['server1.com','server2.com',...] deployPipeline([servers: SERVERS,

问题 I have tests that run on Jenkins. - Robot Framework Tests. They run on a scheduled basis, but no one really takes a look. I wanted to see if there is a mechanism using which, I could report back the results to a slack channel once the job completes executing tests. def branch = "branchName" node ('AWS-LoadTest') { stage ('Checkout') { cleanWs() checkout([$class: 'GitSCM', branches: [[name: branch]], doGenerateSubmoduleConfigurations: false, extensions: [], submoduleCfg: [], userRemoteConfigs:

问题 I want to run my command in background.And I am trying this in jenkins pipeline This is my command sh "./node_modules/.bin/selenium-standalone start \&" But when I run this command & gets single quote because of which the command fails. OUTPUT : ./node_modules/.bin/selenium-standalone start '&' Can anyone suggest how I should escape the & in groovy so I just get & without single quote. 回答1: This won't work that easily, first because & is a command for job control in the interactive shell, and

问题 I want to run my command in background.And I am trying this in jenkins pipeline This is my command sh "./node_modules/.bin/selenium-standalone start \&" But when I run this command & gets single quote because of which the command fails. OUTPUT : ./node_modules/.bin/selenium-standalone start '&' Can anyone suggest how I should escape the & in groovy so I just get & without single quote. 回答1: This won't work that easily, first because & is a command for job control in the interactive shell, and

问题 I have these 3 groovy files: A.groovy: // ... stage("Test") { throw new Exception("This script fails") } B.groovy: // ... stage("Test") { // Nothing, want this to pass } main.groovy: // ... m = [:] status = [:] scripts = ["A", "B"] for script in scripts { m["${script}"] = { stage("${script}") { try { load "${script}.groovy" status["${script}"] = true } catch (Exception e) { status["${script}"] = false } } } } parallel m for result_iterator in status: print "${result_iterator.key} resulted in

问题 Installed https://plugins.jenkins.io/github-autostatus/ plugin Watches pipeline jobs and provides job and stage stats such as time and pass/fail. Can be configured to update GitHub commit status (one status per stage) and send stats to an InfluxDB instance, or StatsD collector, for build health monitoring of job/stage timing and success rate. As highlighted in link, I am expecting this to appear in stage before PR merge to target button gets enabled. But post plugin installation & restart it