So what I have done so far is
cleanup=bParent.build.properties.environment('GIT_TREE')
println "find ${cleanup} -maxdepth 1 -not -name images -type f -exec rm
-f {} +".execute().text
However, the
println "find ${cleanup} -maxdepth 1 -not -name images -type f -exec rm
-f {} +".execute().text
does not execute within the build flow plugin that we are using.
I have done just a
println "find ${cleanup} -maxdepth 1 -not -name images -type f -exec rm
-f {} +" - and this line is correct, and I can run this manually and it
works
Does anyone have suggestions on how to make this work using the build flow
plugin?
On Tuesday, February 24, 2015 at 9:43:34 AM UTC-5, Katie Outram wrote:
> After the build completes, I need to clean up the workspace that was
> created during execution of the build. The workspace is defined in our
> scripts that get executed during the build.
>
> what this comes down to is I want to remove the contents of the directory (
> bParent.build.properties.environment('GIT_TREE')) except a specific child
> folder in that directory.
>
> From bash I can do this by executing
>
>
>
> find <bParent.build.properties.environment('GIT_TREE')> -mindepth 1 -type
> d ! -iname images -exec rm -rf {} \;
>
> where <bParent.build.properties.environment('GIT_TREE')> is translated to
> my working path.
>
> However when I have tried to even print my command at the end of my build
> execution I end up with an error.
>
> What I have tried (along with some variations) at this point is:
>
> shell(find ${bParent.build.properties.environment['GIT_TREE']} -mindepth 1
> -type d ! -iname images ) - this fails with
>
> Script1.groovy: 44: unexpected token: $ @ line 44, column 15.
> shell( find ${bParent.build.properties.environment['GIT_TREE']}
> -mindepth 1 -type d ! -iname images
>
>
> println (find bParent.build.properties.environment['GIT_TREE'] -mindepth
> 1 -type d ! -iname images).execute - this fails with
>
> Script1.groovy: 42: unexpected token: bParent @ line 42, column 15.
> println (find bParent.build.properties.environment['GIT_TREE']
> -mindepth 1 -type d ! -iname images)
>
>
> a basic
> println bParent.build.properties.environment['GIT_TREE'] gives me the
> directory I want to clean up
>
>
> I don't want to put this in a separate shell script and build job to keep
> our build graph clean and to not confuse our developers. I want this to
> execute at the end of the current process. Does anyone have any
> suggestions on how to handle this situation?
>
>
>
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