jenkins-pipeline

Is there any way in a scripted pipeline to mark a stage as unstable but only show that stage as unstable without marking every stage as unstable in the output? I can do something like this: node() { stage("Stage1") { // do work (passes) } stage("Stage2") { // something went wrong, but it isn't catastrophic... currentBuild.result = 'UNSTABLE' } stage("Stage3") { // keep going... } } But when I run this, Jenkins marks everything as unstable... but I'd like the first and last stages to show green if possible and just the stage that had an issue to go yellow. It's ok if the whole pipeline gets

I've stored username and password as credentials in jenkins. Now I would like to use them in my Jenkinsfile. I am using withCredentials DSL, however, I'm not sure how to get the username password as separate variables so I can use them in my command. This is what I'm doing: withCredentials([usernameColonPassword(credentialsId: 'mycreds', variable: 'MYCREDS')]) { sh 'cf login some.awesome.url -u <user> -p password' } How can I the username and passwork separately? I tried doing ${MYCREDS.split(":")[0]} but that doesn't seem to work. You can use the UsernamePasswordMultiBinding to get credential

I need to clear workspace before build starts. I tried using cleanDir() in stages, but in the declarative pipeline, check out happens first and when stage with cleadDir runs, checked out code also gets cleared which is not desired. How can we clear the workspace before check out in the declarative pipeline? Use the means of your VCS, with Git run git clean -fdx Actually, I have to revise my answer based on recent changes to the pipeline plugins, e.g. GitHub Branch Source Plugin 2.2.0 with JENKINS-43507 . Besides the different branch discovery behaviours, which can be configured, one can now

I am running the following docker image jenkinsci/jenkins:2.0-rc-1 to try out jenkins 2.0, and the "pipeline" view. I can't seem to install node. Here's my pipeline script: node { //tool([name: 'node-5.10.1', type: 'jenkins.plugins.nodejs.tools.NodeJSInstallation']) sh 'echo $(whoami)' sh 'node -v' } The response when this runs is: [ci] Running shell script + whoami + echo jenkins jenkins [Pipeline] sh [ci] Running shell script + node -v /../durable-3b0b1b07/script.sh: 2: /../durable-3b0b1b07/script.sh: node: not found Here's what i've tried: the jenkins NodeJS tool (which works correctly when

I'm creating a Jenkins pipeline job and I need to run a job on all nodes labelled with a certain label. Therefore I'm trying to get a list of node names assigned with a certain label. (With a node I can get the labels with getAssignedLabels() ) The nodes -list in jenkins.model.Jenkins.instance.nodes seems not contain the master-node which I need to include in my search. My current solution is to iterate over the jenkins.model.Jenkins.instance.computers and use the getNode() -method to get the node. This works, but in the javadoc of Jenkins I'm reading the this list might not be up-to-date. In

What is the best way to write/modify a *.yaml file in Groovy? I would like to modify the version maintained in a yaml file within my jenkins pipeline job. With readYaml I can get the content, but how can I write it back again? One way that comes to my mind would be to do a sed on the file. But I think thats not very accurate. Randy The Pipeline Utility Steps plugin has the readYaml and writeYaml steps to interact with YAML files. writeYaml will not overwrite your file by default so you have to remove it first. def filename = 'values.yaml' def data = readYaml file: filename // Change something

I have a Jenkins 2.0 pipeline, with a groovyscript like this: node('nnh561.raijin') { stage 'checkout' build('trunk/checkout') stage 'build' parallel( { build('trunk/build/gfortran') }, { build('trunk/build/ifort') } ) } Each of the individual jobs builds fine, but when I try to run the pipeline, it spits out this error when it hits the parallel step: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Expected named arguments but got [org.jenkinsci.plugins.workflow.cps.CpsClosure2@242d0d3a, org.jenkinsci.plugins.workflow.cps.CpsClosure2@9bf6d64] at org.jenkinsci.plugins.workflow.cps.DSL.parseArgs(DSL.java

I want to get Getting current timestamp in inline pipeline script using pipeline plugin of hudson. For setting up build display name. Inline groovy script used: def jobName = env.JOB_NAME + "_" + new Date() currentBuild.displayName = "$jobName" node { echo "job name $jobName" } Error on console : org.jenkinsci.plugins.scriptsecurity.sandbox.RejectedAccessException: Scripts not permitted to use new java.util.Date Jenkins scripts are running in a sandbox, by default the Groovy script doesn't have permissions for some operations. When you perform an operation without permissions the