I can execute the following on a command line, where I just want to
checkout a feature/* branch, and if the sub module does not have it, I want
to checkout master.
$ git submodule foreach 'git checkout feature/test-new-scripts || git
checkout master'
However, if I execute the same command in a Jenkins pipeline, I get a
syntax error.
sh """
git submodule foreach \\'git checkout feature/test-new-scripts || git
checkout master\\'
"""
I get the following error
+ git submodule foreach "git checkout feature/test-new-scripts
Entering 'module1'
"git: 1: "git: Syntax error: Unterminated quoted string
fatal: run_command returned non-zero status for module1
.
+ git checkout master" error: pathspec 'master"' did not match any file(s)
known to git
I've tried the following syntax, where I just changed the single quotes (
'...') in the command itself to double quotes ("..."), to no avail
sh """
git submodule foreach \\"git checkout feature/test-new-scripts || git
checkout master\\"
"""
What is the correct syntax do accomplish what I want to do? TIA
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