Re: How can i call global function defined in Jenkinsfile from inside the external groovy script loaded with 'load' step ?

IIC, this is a scope problem. To strictly answer to your question, you could convert the global function into a Closure and then pass it as parameter of *functionB*. I think something like that should work :

Re: Help with SCM Polling a development branch and triggering a build job if there are changes

That was it, thank you. I was thought that Team Services made the name all UCase like it did with the Repository name. Looks like I was wrong about that, thanks again for your input. Troy D. On Monday, September 18, 2017 at 1:17:24 PM UTC-6, Mark Waite wrote: > > Did you really name the

Re: Help with SCM Polling a development branch and triggering a build job if there are changes

Did you really name the branch in all upper case letters? Git branch names are case sensitive as far as I know, though that is likely complicated by those file systems which are case preserving but case insensitive (Windows). Mark Waite On Mon, Sep 18, 2017 at 1:00 PM

Help with SCM Polling a development branch and triggering a build job if there are changes

I have a Jenkins job that that uses the plugin "Multiple SCMs". We access 2 repositories, one is the main project (Named Sandbox) and the other is a reference project (named Reference). Because there are multiple SCMs, I have found that using the "Poll SCM" plugin will not work in within

build job "wait" not available for pipeline jobs

I'm calling a pipeline from another pipeline like this: steps { build job: '/mypipelines/mypipeline01/master', parameters: [string(name: 'passMeIn', value: "sdfsfsd")], wait: false } I have to do "wait: false" because otherwise I can't an error saying this is not supported. Is there a work

Confused by Git Plugin Reference repo and dealing with a large repo

Hi We are moving from Subversion to Git and I am trying to update our Jenkins jobs to run from Git I have a done a lot of searching and there are quite a few tips out there (https://jenkins.io/files/2016/jenkins-world/large-git-repos.pdf in particular) I am running into a few issues on which

Re: Multibranch jobs and webhooks

Figured out the issue. In order to manage Webhooks, the branch job must have: a. run at least once b. contain at least one scm checkout In my simple testing neither of those cases were true, leading me to go round in circles for awhile :) I suspect the request to manage from the branch source

Is there a way to detect the URL for a project?

Many of the Jenkinsfile examples that I see have people declaring the github repository itself: def projectRepoURL = '[hidden email]:[some_user]/jenkins-test.git' It seems to me that this value should be inherently available. I'm working with a python script in which I pass in a full url

Re: blueocean SonarQube Quality gate not working

Hi, you must using {} as wrapper. stage ('SonarQube Scan'){ steps { withSonarQubeEnv('SonarQube') { withMaven ( maven: 'maven 3.3.9', mavenSettingsConfig: 'cc86690e-095d-4714-92b2-b61861241c7a'){

Re: One github repo, two pipelines, two distinct checks in github?

Hi Richard, Thank you for that suggestion. Checked that we did have those plugins installed and then came across withCredentials in the pipeline syntax. After adding that I'm now able to pull out the access token from the Jenkins credentials without it appearing in plain text. Regarding the

Re: Derative Pipeline: unstable build / best practices

What's the output of your tests? If they're generating either junit output or another format that can be read by https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/xUnit+Plugin, and you're using junit or xunit to add those test results to your build, any test failure will result in the build being set to

Derative Pipeline: unstable build / best practices

Hello, I'm still quite new to Jenkins, so please forgive my ignorance and these stupid questions: I have a *declarative pipeline* for which I want to add a new test stage. This test result is interesting, but not overly important. Question 1: Would this be a use case for an *unstable *build

Github Enterprise support in Blue Ocean

Hi, I installed Jenkins 2.7.3.1 in my local and successfully installed all the plugins required for Blue Ocean support. Unfortunately, when I try to create a new pipeline using Blue Ocean using “Github Enterprise”, my Github Server is not recognized and I’m getting this error “Server

I am stuck here, could you please help me ?

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