Any Jenkins expert can help me with this query?
On Tue, Feb 23, 2021 at 12:22 AM Amit Chettri
wrote:
> Hello Team,
>
>
> After look all the around in the web and not be able to get the solution i am
> reaching out here.
>
> As of now I have code a test pipeline with 2 stages
>
> *A) stage-1 to
It's
println "${env."${env.BUILD_ENV}_deployed"}"
On Monday, February 22, 2021 at 9:25:50 PM UTC-5 zil...@gmail.com wrote:
> In my Jenkins system configuration page, I have 3 variables defined,
> namely, sandbox_deployed, staging_deployed, and production_deployed. In
> my pipeline, I want to
In my Jenkins system configuration page, I have 3 variables defined,
namely, sandbox_deployed, staging_deployed, and production_deployed. In my
pipeline, I want to access one of these variables, based on a pipeline
property, BUILD_ENV, defined in the job's configuration page. IOW, in my
Hello Team,
After look all the around in the web and not be able to get the solution i am
reaching out here.
As of now I have code a test pipeline with 2 stages
*A) stage-1 to scan for the available server from a file in remote remote*
* B) Stage-2 list all the server as option to select
Yes,
this seems like a general chicken-and-egg problem when specifying
parameter-config in the Jenkinsfile. It also affects any updated
Jenkinsfile that adds a new parameter/changes a parameter , as these
changes only take effect *after * the job is started. The only really
working solution
hi all,
i am new to ansible and need some advise.
i am merging 2 lists from 2 different files and i am getting result which
is seperated by square bracket.
how i can remove square bracket from the file using regexp in ansible
playbook.
please advise. i am using lineinfile module for regep:
