Re: Accessing a variable in shell
Indeed. This is long resolve.
Thanks!
On Sunday, July 30, 2017 at 2:56:47 PM UTC+3, Idan Adar wrote:
>
> Given the following script block in a stage (Declarative pipeline), how
> can I access the repoName variable?
>
> stages {
> stage("...") {
> script {
> for (String repoName: repoList) {
> sshagent (credentials: [
> 'e276113e-0ec9-4eaa-88f9-a7db5c9635b6']) {
> sh """
> git clone -b master git@.com:/repoName.git
> cd repoName
>
> """
> }
> }
> }
> }
> }
>
>
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SV: Accessing a variable in shell
Did you get this working?
Your problem was caused by mixing Groovy code within a shell command block.
sh """
git clone -b master
git@.com:/${repoName}.git<mailto:git@.com:/$%7brepoName%7d.git>
cd ${repoName}
stat -t . > folderStat1.txt
for (String moduleName : moduleList) {
ncu -u -f "${moduleName}"
}
stat -t . > folderStat2.txt
"""
should probably be:
sh """
git clone -b master
git@.com:/${repoName}.git<mailto:git@.com:/$%7brepoName%7d.git>
cd ${repoName}
stat -t . > folderStat1.txt
stat -t . > folderStat2.txt
"""
for (String moduleName : moduleList) {
sh """
ncu -u -f "${moduleName}"
"""
}
Good luck!
Joachim
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Ämne: Re: Accessing a variable in shell
I have tried this, but it complains:
groovy.lang.MissingPropertyException: No such property: moduleName for class:
WorkflowScript
Here is the full Jenkinsfile:
The majority of it can be disregarded... the issue at hand is the use of the
variables, ${repoName}, ${moduleName}, etc...
ReposToUpdate and npmDependencies are Extended choice parameters e.g.:
myrepo1,myrepo2,myrepo3,...
def repoList = ReposToUpdate.tokenize(",");
def moduleList = npmDependencies.tokenize(",");
pipeline {
agent {
label 'cert_mgmt'
}
stages {
stage ("Update package.json") {
steps {
script {
for (String repoName : repoList) {
sshagent (credentials: ['credentials-ID']) {
sh """
git clone -b master
git@.com:/${repoName}.git<mailto:git@.com:/$%7brepoName%7d.git>
cd ${repoName}
stat -t . > folderStat1.txt
for (String moduleName : moduleList) {
ncu -u -f "${moduleName}"
}
stat -t . > folderStat2.txt
"""
def folderStat1 = readFile('folderStat1.txt').trim()
def folderStat2 = readFile('folderStat2.txt').trim()
if (folderStat1 == folderStat2) {
slackSend (
color: '#199515',
message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build
#$BUILD_NUMBER> ${repoName}: Common code dependencies match the latest package
versions."
)
}
else {
sh """
cd ${repoName}
git config --global user.name ""
git config --global user.email
git commit -am 'Bump common packages version number
[ci skip]'
git push origin master
cd ..
rm -rf ${repoName}
"""
slackSend (
color: '#199515',
message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build
#$BUILD_NUMBER> ${repoName}: Common code dependencies successfully updated to
the latest package versions."
)
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
post {
failure {
slackSend (
color: '#F01717',
message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build #$BUILD_NUMBER>, Update
failed. Review the build logs."
)
}
}
}
On Sunday, July 30, 2017 at 10:48:39 PM UTC+3, Joachim Nilsson wrote:
As I understand, it is written in Groovy. That means you can access a variable
in a (Groovy)string using dollar and optionally curly brackets.
" variable value is ${variable} "
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Given the following script block in a stage (Declarative pipe
Re: Accessing a variable in shell
Damn. I had those there before... Thanks. The combination of the more standard loop and the return of the double-quotes now made it work. On Tuesday, August 8, 2017 at 6:37:28 PM UTC+3, Björn Pedersen wrote: > > > > sh ''' > > >^^^ > > You are using a triple-single-quoted string. Replacement of groovy vars > happens only in single- or triple-double-quoted strings. > > So use: > sh """ > > > > > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Jenkins Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to jenkinsci-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/jenkinsci-users/54de66df-3616-4b42-a66c-13a0bb8e3a25%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
Re: Accessing a variable in shell
sh ''' ^^^ You are using a triple-single-quoted string. Replacement of groovy vars happens only in single- or triple-double-quoted strings. So use: sh """ -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Jenkins Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to jenkinsci-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/jenkinsci-users/1c8c7660-8963-4ad7-8bf2-f2e6ef50a099%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
Re: Accessing a variable in shell
Still failing:
[Commons Updater] Running shell script
+ git clone -b master git@.com:/.git
Cloning into 'security-services'...
ERROR: Repository not found.
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
This happens because the the variable is missing when trying to execute the
shell command:
for (int i = 0; i < repoList.size(); i++) {
def repoName = repoList[i]
sshagent (credentials: ['credential-id']) {
sh '''
git clone -b master
git@.com:/${repoName}.git
cd ${repoName}
...
Note how it attempts to clone /.git instead of /the-repo-name.git.
I know that the repoList is occupied with the repo names because if I will
echo it, I see the repo name.
def repoList = ReposToUpdate.tokenize(",");
echo repoList[0]
On Tuesday, August 8, 2017 at 3:54:17 PM UTC+3, mpapo - Michael Pailloncy
wrote:
>
> Oh just realized that this for loop syntax exists even in Groovy :-) (I'm
> used to using *each *instead of for loops)
> But please try using C-style for loop syntax.
>
> 2017-08-08 14:45 GMT+02:00 Michael Pailloncy >:
>
>> This syntax doesn't exist in Groovy : *for (String repoName : repoList)
>> { ... }*
>> The direct equivalent is : *for (String repoName in repoList) { ... }*
>>
>> However, it's better to use the C-style for loop syntax when using
>> pipeline (that's why I've used it in my previous example) :
>>
>> for (int i = 0; i < moduleList.size(); i++) {
>>def moduleName = moduleList[i]
>>...
>> }
>>
>> See
>> https://github.com/jenkinsci/pipeline-examples/blob/master/docs/BEST_PRACTICES.md#groovy-gotchas
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> 2017-08-08 14:31 GMT+02:00 Idan Adar >:
>>
>>> I've made some changes and now I'm getting:
>>>
>>> java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot get property '$repoName' on null
>>> object
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> def repoList = ReposToUpdate.tokenize(",");
>>> def moduleList = npmDependencies.tokenize(",");
>>>
>>> pipeline {
>>>agent {
>>> label ''
>>>}
>>>
>>>stages {
>>> stage ("Update package.json") {
>>> steps {
>>> script {
>>>for (String repoName : repoList) {
>>> sshagent (credentials: ['']) {
>>> sh '''
>>> git clone -b master
>>> git@.com:/${repoName}.git
>>> cd ${repoName}
>>> stat -t . > folderStat1.txt
>>> '''
>>>
>>> for (String moduleName : moduleList) {
>>> sh '''
>>>cd ${repoName}
>>>ncu -u -f "${moduleName}"
>>>stat -t . > folderStat2.txt
>>> '''
>>> }
>>>
>>> def folderStat1 = readFile('folderStat1.txt').trim()
>>> def folderStat2 = readFile('folderStat2.txt').trim()
>>>
>>> if (folderStat1 == folderStat2) {
>>> slackSend (
>>>color: '#199515',
>>>message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build
>>> #$BUILD_NUMBER> ${repoName}: Common code dependencies match the latest
>>> package versions."
>>> )
>>> }
>>> else {
>>> sh '''
>>>cd ${repoName}
>>>
>>>git config --global user.name ""
>>>git config --global user.email
>>>git commit -am 'Bump common packages version
>>> number [ci skip]'
>>>git push origin master
>>>
>>>cd ..
>>>rm -rf ${repoName}
>>> '''
>>>
>>> slackSend (
>>>color: '#199515',
>>>message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build
>>> #$BUILD_NUMBER> ${repoName}: Common code dependencies successfully updated
>>> to the latest package versions."
>>> )
>>> }
>>> }
>>>}
>>> }
>>> }
>>> }
>>>}
>>>
>>>post {
>>> failure {
>>> slackSend (
>>> color: '#F01717',
>>> message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build #$BUILD_NUMBER>,
>>> Update failed. Review the build logs."
>>> )
>>> }
>>>}
>>> }
>>>
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Re: Accessing a variable in shell
Oh just realized that this for loop syntax exists even in Groovy :-) (I'm
used to using *each *instead of for loops)
But please try using C-style for loop syntax.
2017-08-08 14:45 GMT+02:00 Michael Pailloncy :
> This syntax doesn't exist in Groovy : *for (String repoName : repoList) {
> ... }*
> The direct equivalent is : *for (String repoName in repoList) { ... }*
>
> However, it's better to use the C-style for loop syntax when using
> pipeline (that's why I've used it in my previous example) :
>
> for (int i = 0; i < moduleList.size(); i++) {
>def moduleName = moduleList[i]
>...
> }
>
> See https://github.com/jenkinsci/pipeline-examples/blob/master/docs/BEST_
> PRACTICES.md#groovy-gotchas
>
> Cheers
>
> 2017-08-08 14:31 GMT+02:00 Idan Adar :
>
>> I've made some changes and now I'm getting:
>>
>> java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot get property '$repoName' on null
>> object
>>
>>
>>
>> def repoList = ReposToUpdate.tokenize(",");
>> def moduleList = npmDependencies.tokenize(",");
>>
>> pipeline {
>>agent {
>> label ''
>>}
>>
>>stages {
>> stage ("Update package.json") {
>> steps {
>> script {
>>for (String repoName : repoList) {
>> sshagent (credentials: ['']) {
>> sh '''
>> git clone -b master git@
>> .com:/${repoName}.git
>> cd ${repoName}
>> stat -t . > folderStat1.txt
>> '''
>>
>> for (String moduleName : moduleList) {
>> sh '''
>>cd ${repoName}
>>ncu -u -f "${moduleName}"
>>stat -t . > folderStat2.txt
>> '''
>> }
>>
>> def folderStat1 = readFile('folderStat1.txt').trim()
>> def folderStat2 = readFile('folderStat2.txt').trim()
>>
>> if (folderStat1 == folderStat2) {
>> slackSend (
>>color: '#199515',
>>message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build
>> #$BUILD_NUMBER> ${repoName}: Common code dependencies match the latest
>> package versions."
>> )
>> }
>> else {
>> sh '''
>>cd ${repoName}
>>
>>git config --global user.name ""
>>git config --global user.email
>>git commit -am 'Bump common packages version
>> number [ci skip]'
>>git push origin master
>>
>>cd ..
>>rm -rf ${repoName}
>> '''
>>
>> slackSend (
>>color: '#199515',
>>message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build
>> #$BUILD_NUMBER> ${repoName}: Common code dependencies successfully updated
>> to the latest package versions."
>> )
>> }
>> }
>>}
>> }
>> }
>> }
>>}
>>
>>post {
>> failure {
>> slackSend (
>> color: '#F01717',
>> message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build #$BUILD_NUMBER>,
>> Update failed. Review the build logs."
>> )
>> }
>>}
>> }
>>
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Re: Accessing a variable in shell
This syntax doesn't exist in Groovy : *for (String repoName : repoList) {
... }*
The direct equivalent is : *for (String repoName in repoList) { ... }*
However, it's better to use the C-style for loop syntax when using pipeline
(that's why I've used it in my previous example) :
for (int i = 0; i < moduleList.size(); i++) {
def moduleName = moduleList[i]
...
}
See
https://github.com/jenkinsci/pipeline-examples/blob/master/docs/BEST_PRACTICES.md#groovy-gotchas
Cheers
2017-08-08 14:31 GMT+02:00 Idan Adar :
> I've made some changes and now I'm getting:
>
> java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot get property '$repoName' on null
> object
>
>
>
> def repoList = ReposToUpdate.tokenize(",");
> def moduleList = npmDependencies.tokenize(",");
>
> pipeline {
>agent {
> label ''
>}
>
>stages {
> stage ("Update package.json") {
> steps {
> script {
>for (String repoName : repoList) {
> sshagent (credentials: ['']) {
> sh '''
> git clone -b master git@.com:/${repoName}.
> git
> cd ${repoName}
> stat -t . > folderStat1.txt
> '''
>
> for (String moduleName : moduleList) {
> sh '''
>cd ${repoName}
>ncu -u -f "${moduleName}"
>stat -t . > folderStat2.txt
> '''
> }
>
> def folderStat1 = readFile('folderStat1.txt').trim()
> def folderStat2 = readFile('folderStat2.txt').trim()
>
> if (folderStat1 == folderStat2) {
> slackSend (
>color: '#199515',
>message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build
> #$BUILD_NUMBER> ${repoName}: Common code dependencies match the latest
> package versions."
> )
> }
> else {
> sh '''
>cd ${repoName}
>
>git config --global user.name ""
>git config --global user.email
>git commit -am 'Bump common packages version
> number [ci skip]'
>git push origin master
>
>cd ..
>rm -rf ${repoName}
> '''
>
> slackSend (
>color: '#199515',
>message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build
> #$BUILD_NUMBER> ${repoName}: Common code dependencies successfully updated
> to the latest package versions."
> )
> }
> }
>}
> }
> }
> }
>}
>
>post {
> failure {
> slackSend (
> color: '#F01717',
> message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build #$BUILD_NUMBER>, Update
> failed. Review the build logs."
> )
> }
>}
> }
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Re: Accessing a variable in shell
I've made some changes and now I'm getting:
java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot get property '$repoName' on null
object
def repoList = ReposToUpdate.tokenize(",");
def moduleList = npmDependencies.tokenize(",");
pipeline {
agent {
label ''
}
stages {
stage ("Update package.json") {
steps {
script {
for (String repoName : repoList) {
sshagent (credentials: ['']) {
sh '''
git clone -b master
git@.com:/${repoName}.git
cd ${repoName}
stat -t . > folderStat1.txt
'''
for (String moduleName : moduleList) {
sh '''
cd ${repoName}
ncu -u -f "${moduleName}"
stat -t . > folderStat2.txt
'''
}
def folderStat1 = readFile('folderStat1.txt').trim()
def folderStat2 = readFile('folderStat2.txt').trim()
if (folderStat1 == folderStat2) {
slackSend (
color: '#199515',
message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build
#$BUILD_NUMBER> ${repoName}: Common code dependencies match the latest
package versions."
)
}
else {
sh '''
cd ${repoName}
git config --global user.name ""
git config --global user.email
git commit -am 'Bump common packages version
number [ci skip]'
git push origin master
cd ..
rm -rf ${repoName}
'''
slackSend (
color: '#199515',
message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build
#$BUILD_NUMBER> ${repoName}: Common code dependencies successfully updated
to the latest package versions."
)
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
post {
failure {
slackSend (
color: '#F01717',
message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build #$BUILD_NUMBER>, Update
failed. Review the build logs."
)
}
}
}
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Re: Accessing a variable in shell
Hm, failed with the same error... full stack: https://pastebin.com/AL2J5MMS
On Tuesday, August 8, 2017 at 9:49:28 AM UTC+3, mpapo - Michael Pailloncy
wrote:
>
> The for loop is in Java syntax instead of script shell syntax here :
>
> sh """
> git clone -b master git@.com:/${repoName}.git
> cd ${repoName}
>
> stat -t . > folderStat1.txt
> for (String moduleName : moduleList) {
>ncu -u -f "${moduleName}"
> }
>
> stat -t . > folderStat2.txt
> """
>
> IIUC, you want to do something like :
>
> sh "git clone -b master git@.com:/${repoName}.git"
>
> dir(repoName) {
> sh "stat -t . > folderStat1.txt"
> for (int i = 0; i < moduleList.size(); i++) {
> def moduleName = moduleList[i]
> sh "ncu -u -f \"${moduleName}\""
> }
> sh "stat -t . > folderStat2.txt"
> }
>
> Hopefully it helps.
>
> 2017-08-07 14:49 GMT+02:00 Idan Adar >:
>
>> I have tried this, but it complains:
>>
>> groovy.lang.MissingPropertyException: No such property: moduleName for
>> class: WorkflowScript
>>
>>
>> Here is the full Jenkinsfile:
>> The majority of it can be disregarded... the issue at hand is the use of
>> the variables, ${repoName}, ${moduleName}, etc...
>>
>> ReposToUpdate and npmDependencies are Extended choice parameters e.g.:
>> myrepo1,myrepo2,myrepo3,...
>>
>> def repoList = ReposToUpdate.tokenize(",");
>> def moduleList = npmDependencies.tokenize(",");
>>
>> pipeline {
>>agent {
>> label 'cert_mgmt'
>>}
>>
>>stages {
>> stage ("Update package.json") {
>> steps {
>> script {
>>for (String repoName : repoList) {
>> sshagent (credentials: ['credentials-ID']) {
>> sh """
>> git clone -b master
>> git@.com:/${repoName}.git
>> cd ${repoName}
>>
>> stat -t . > folderStat1.txt
>> for (String moduleName : moduleList) {
>>ncu -u -f "${moduleName}"
>> }
>>
>> stat -t . > folderStat2.txt
>> """
>>
>> def folderStat1 = readFile('folderStat1.txt').trim()
>> def folderStat2 = readFile('folderStat2.txt').trim()
>>
>> if (folderStat1 == folderStat2) {
>> slackSend (
>>color: '#199515',
>>message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build
>> #$BUILD_NUMBER> ${repoName}: Common code dependencies match the latest
>> package versions."
>> )
>> }
>> else {
>> sh """
>>cd ${repoName}
>>
>>git config --global user.name ""
>>git config --global user.email
>>git commit -am 'Bump common packages version
>> number [ci skip]'
>>git push origin master
>>
>>cd ..
>>rm -rf ${repoName}
>> """
>>
>> slackSend (
>>color: '#199515',
>>message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build
>> #$BUILD_NUMBER> ${repoName}: Common code dependencies successfully updated
>> to the latest package versions."
>> )
>> }
>> }
>>}
>> }
>> }
>> }
>>}
>>
>>post {
>> failure {
>> slackSend (
>> color: '#F01717',
>> message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build #$BUILD_NUMBER>,
>> Update failed. Review the build logs.
Re: Accessing a variable in shell
The for loop is in Java syntax instead of script shell syntax here :
sh """
git clone -b master git@.com:/${repoName}.git
cd ${repoName}
stat -t . > folderStat1.txt
for (String moduleName : moduleList) {
ncu -u -f "${moduleName}"
}
stat -t . > folderStat2.txt
"""
IIUC, you want to do something like :
sh "git clone -b master git@.com:/${repoName}.git"
dir(repoName) {
sh "stat -t . > folderStat1.txt"
for (int i = 0; i < moduleList.size(); i++) {
def moduleName = moduleList[i]
sh "ncu -u -f \"${moduleName}\""
}
sh "stat -t . > folderStat2.txt"
}
Hopefully it helps.
2017-08-07 14:49 GMT+02:00 Idan Adar :
> I have tried this, but it complains:
>
> groovy.lang.MissingPropertyException: No such property: moduleName for class:
> WorkflowScript
>
>
> Here is the full Jenkinsfile:
> The majority of it can be disregarded... the issue at hand is the use of
> the variables, ${repoName}, ${moduleName}, etc...
>
> ReposToUpdate and npmDependencies are Extended choice parameters e.g.:
> myrepo1,myrepo2,myrepo3,...
>
> def repoList = ReposToUpdate.tokenize(",");
> def moduleList = npmDependencies.tokenize(",");
>
> pipeline {
>agent {
> label 'cert_mgmt'
>}
>
>stages {
> stage ("Update package.json") {
> steps {
> script {
>for (String repoName : repoList) {
> sshagent (credentials: ['credentials-ID']) {
> sh """
> git clone -b master git@.com:/${repoName}.
> git
> cd ${repoName}
>
> stat -t . > folderStat1.txt
> for (String moduleName : moduleList) {
>ncu -u -f "${moduleName}"
> }
>
> stat -t . > folderStat2.txt
> """
>
> def folderStat1 = readFile('folderStat1.txt').trim()
> def folderStat2 = readFile('folderStat2.txt').trim()
>
> if (folderStat1 == folderStat2) {
> slackSend (
>color: '#199515',
>message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build
> #$BUILD_NUMBER> ${repoName}: Common code dependencies match the latest
> package versions."
> )
> }
> else {
> sh """
>cd ${repoName}
>
>git config --global user.name ""
>git config --global user.email
>git commit -am 'Bump common packages version
> number [ci skip]'
>git push origin master
>
>cd ..
>rm -rf ${repoName}
> """
>
> slackSend (
>color: '#199515',
>message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build
> #$BUILD_NUMBER> ${repoName}: Common code dependencies successfully updated
> to the latest package versions."
> )
> }
> }
>}
> }
> }
> }
>}
>
>post {
> failure {
> slackSend (
> color: '#F01717',
> message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build #$BUILD_NUMBER>,
> Update failed. Review the build logs."
> )
> }
>}
> }
>
>
>
> On Sunday, July 30, 2017 at 10:48:39 PM UTC+3, Joachim Nilsson wrote:
>>
>> As I understand, it is written in Groovy. That means you can access a
>> variable in a (Groovy)string using dollar and optionally curly brackets.
>>
>> " variable value is ${variable} "
>>
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>>
>>
>> Från: Idan Adar
>> Skickat: söndag 30 juli 13:56
>> Ämne: Accessing a variable in shell
>> Till: Jenkins Users
>>
>>
>> Given the following script block in a stage (Declarative pipeline), how
>> can I access the repoName variable?
>>
>> stages {
>> stage("...") {
>> script {
>
Re: Accessing a variable in shell
I have tried this, but it complains:
groovy.lang.MissingPropertyException: No such property: moduleName for class:
WorkflowScript
Here is the full Jenkinsfile:
The majority of it can be disregarded... the issue at hand is the use of
the variables, ${repoName}, ${moduleName}, etc...
ReposToUpdate and npmDependencies are Extended choice parameters e.g.:
myrepo1,myrepo2,myrepo3,...
def repoList = ReposToUpdate.tokenize(",");
def moduleList = npmDependencies.tokenize(",");
pipeline {
agent {
label 'cert_mgmt'
}
stages {
stage ("Update package.json") {
steps {
script {
for (String repoName : repoList) {
sshagent (credentials: ['credentials-ID']) {
sh """
git clone -b master
git@.com:/${repoName}.git
cd ${repoName}
stat -t . > folderStat1.txt
for (String moduleName : moduleList) {
ncu -u -f "${moduleName}"
}
stat -t . > folderStat2.txt
"""
def folderStat1 = readFile('folderStat1.txt').trim()
def folderStat2 = readFile('folderStat2.txt').trim()
if (folderStat1 == folderStat2) {
slackSend (
color: '#199515',
message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build
#$BUILD_NUMBER> ${repoName}: Common code dependencies match the latest
package versions."
)
}
else {
sh """
cd ${repoName}
git config --global user.name ""
git config --global user.email
git commit -am 'Bump common packages version
number [ci skip]'
git push origin master
cd ..
rm -rf ${repoName}
"""
slackSend (
color: '#199515',
message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build
#$BUILD_NUMBER> ${repoName}: Common code dependencies successfully updated
to the latest package versions."
)
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
post {
failure {
slackSend (
color: '#F01717',
message: "$JOB_NAME: <$BUILD_URL|Build #$BUILD_NUMBER>, Update
failed. Review the build logs."
)
}
}
}
On Sunday, July 30, 2017 at 10:48:39 PM UTC+3, Joachim Nilsson wrote:
>
> As I understand, it is written in Groovy. That means you can access a
> variable in a (Groovy)string using dollar and optionally curly brackets.
>
> " variable value is ${variable} "
>
> Skaffa Outlook för Android <https://aka.ms/ghei36>
>
>
>
> Från: Idan Adar
> Skickat: söndag 30 juli 13:56
> Ämne: Accessing a variable in shell
> Till: Jenkins Users
>
>
> Given the following script block in a stage (Declarative pipeline), how
> can I access the repoName variable?
>
> stages {
> stage("...") {
> script {
> for (String repoName: repoList) {
> sshagent (credentials:
> ['e276113e-0ec9-4eaa-88f9-a7db5c9635b6']) {
> sh """
> git clone -b master git@.com:/repoName.git
> cd repoName
>
> """
> }
> }
> }
> }
> }
>
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Re: Accessing a variable in shell
As I understand, it is written in Groovy. That means you can access a variable
in a (Groovy)string using dollar and optionally curly brackets.
" variable value is ${variable} "
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Ämne: Accessing a variable in shell
Till: Jenkins Users
Given the following script block in a stage (Declarative pipeline), how can I
access the repoName variable?
stages {
stage("...") {
script {
for (String repoName: repoList) {
sshagent (credentials:
['e276113e-0ec9-4eaa-88f9-a7db5c9635b6']) {
sh """
git clone -b master git@.com:/repoName.git
cd repoName
"""
}
}
}
}
}
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Accessing a variable in shell
Given the following script block in a stage (Declarative pipeline), how can
I access the repoName variable?
stages {
stage("...") {
script {
for (String repoName: repoList) {
sshagent (credentials: [
'e276113e-0ec9-4eaa-88f9-a7db5c9635b6']) {
sh """
git clone -b master git@.com:/repoName.git
cd repoName
"""
}
}
}
}
}
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