jenkins-pipeline

问题 I have tried used jenkins with docker, both are installed on my machine (w10) and I run docker images with jenkins. But when i followed the example in the jenkins documentation (example from doc) it didn't work. Different pipeline scripts worked when not involving the agent { docker ... } , I also tried adding the docker plugin from the jenkins config interface. pipeline script // Jenkinsfile (Declarative Pipeline) pipeline { agent { docker { image 'maven:3.3.3' } } stages { stage('build') {

问题 To fetch the latest commit from branchName , we run below code: treeMapData = git(branch: branchName, credentialsId: credential, url: "${gitLabServer}/${projectName}/${repo}.git") It is ensured that there is one tag per commit, as per our workflow We want to build the code, only if the commit is tagged. How to retrieve the tag name for that latest commit? 回答1: We can fetch the tags from the repo in case Jenkins hasn't already. git fetch --tags We need to find a tag(s) which point to a

问题 I had launched jenkins through docker, it has been launched in administrator mode. After entering password when i selected to install suggested plugin it fails with most of the installation. Post that when i created jenkins user and navigated to jenkins home page it displays errors as shown in below screenshot. Installed docker and jenkins through below commands sudo yum install docker-ce systemctl start docker docker pull Jenkins docker run -p 8080:8080 jenkins Also when i go to manage

问题 I had launched jenkins through docker, it has been launched in administrator mode. After entering password when i selected to install suggested plugin it fails with most of the installation. Post that when i created jenkins user and navigated to jenkins home page it displays errors as shown in below screenshot. Installed docker and jenkins through below commands sudo yum install docker-ce systemctl start docker docker pull Jenkins docker run -p 8080:8080 jenkins Also when i go to manage

问题 I have a pipeline job named buildall which looks like this: pipeline { stages { stage("job1") { build job: "job1" } } } The buildall job has 25 parameters. I would like to pass all of buildall 's parameters down to job1 . Is there an easy way I can do that, instead of manually specifying each parameter? In this question: Pipeline pass parameters to downstream jobs a sub-question was asked but never answered: Or even better, is there a less cumbersome way in which I can just pass ALL the

问题 I have a pipeline job named buildall which looks like this: pipeline { stages { stage("job1") { build job: "job1" } } } The buildall job has 25 parameters. I would like to pass all of buildall 's parameters down to job1 . Is there an easy way I can do that, instead of manually specifying each parameter? In this question: Pipeline pass parameters to downstream jobs a sub-question was asked but never answered: Or even better, is there a less cumbersome way in which I can just pass ALL the

问题 I am trying to setup various Jenkins pipelines whose last stage is always to run some acceptance tests. To cut a long story short, acceptance tests and test data (much of which is shared) for all products are checked into the same repository which is about 0.5 GB in size. It therefore seemed best to have a separate job for the acceptance tests and trigger it with a "build" step from each pipeline with the appropriate arguments to run the relevant tests. (It is also sometimes useful to rerun

问题 I am trying to setup various Jenkins pipelines whose last stage is always to run some acceptance tests. To cut a long story short, acceptance tests and test data (much of which is shared) for all products are checked into the same repository which is about 0.5 GB in size. It therefore seemed best to have a separate job for the acceptance tests and trigger it with a "build" step from each pipeline with the appropriate arguments to run the relevant tests. (It is also sometimes useful to rerun

问题 What is modern best practice for multi-configuration builds (with Jenkins)? I want to support multiple branches and multiple configurations. For example for each version V1, V2 of the software I want builds targeting platforms P1 and P2. We have managed to set up multi-branch declarative pipelines. Each build has its own docker so its easy to support multiple platforms. pipeline { agent none stages { stage('Build, test and deploy for P1) { agent { dockerfile { filename 'src/main/docker

问题 I want to curl an URL and capture the response into a variable. when I curl a command and echo its output I get the correct response as below sh 'output=`curl https://some-host/some-service/getApi?apikey=someKey`;echo $output;' I want to catch the same response into a variable and use that response for further operation Below is my Jenkinsfile pipeline { agent { label "build_2" } stages { stage('Build') { steps { checkout scm sh 'npm install' } } stage('Build-Image') { steps { echo '.........