Hello,
I would like to add a build parameter "clean" which is true by default,
but, when false, make the job skip the clean step.
Here is my script
echo "clean: ${clean}"
> node("qisrc") {
> echo "clean: ${clean}"
> if (clean) {
> sh "echo clean"
> }
> sh "echo build"
> }
>
Here is what happens when I build with clean parameter unchecked:
Running: Print Message
> clean: false
> Running: Allocate node : Start
> Running on qisrc in /home/jenkins/jenkins/workspace/workflow
> Running: Allocate node : Body : Start
> Running: Print Message
> clean: false
> Running: Shell Script
> [workflow] Running shell script
> + echo clean
> clean
> Running: Shell Script
> [workflow] Running shell script
> + echo build
> build
> Running: Allocate node : Body : End
> Running: Allocate node : End
> Running: End of Workflow
> Finished: SUCCESS
>
>
As you can see, the variable "clean" is false as expected, but the sh "echo
clean" command is ran anyway.
Is it expected?
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