I using a Jenkins (on a windows machine) job to compile some code for different targets via Ant. For doing so, I wrap the call to the ant target within a (windows) batch loo
I think your problem is because you read %ERROR_LEVEL% in a for loop.
I think you must use setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
EnableDelayedExpansion : Expand variables at execution time rather than at parse time.
(ref is here)
Try to do something like this :
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
for %%t in (target1 target2 target3) do (
ant -f build.xml build -DPARAM_TARGET=%%t
echo ELVL: !ERRORLEVEL!
IF NOT !ERRORLEVEL! == 0 (
echo ABORT: !ERRORLEVEL!
exit /b !ERRORLEVEL!
) ELSE (
echo PROCEED: !ERRORLEVEL!
)
)
It don't explain why it runs on your computer... maybe because the EnableDelayedExpansion is already set in your dos windows.
EDIT
In batch-file :
%var%
will be expanded when the code is parsed (i.e. before execution !)!var!
will be expanded when the code is executedSince you are in a loop : %ERROR_LEVEL%
is expanded once (i.e. just before first execution). But what you need is to re-expand ERROR_LEVEL
for each iteration and that's the purpose of !ERROR_LEVEL!
syntax.
@echo off
for %%t in (target1 target2 target3) do (
ant -f build.xml build -DPARAM_TARGET=%%t
echo ELVL: %ERRORLEVEL%
IF NOT %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 (
echo ABORT: %ERRORLEVEL%
exit /b %ERRORLEVEL%
) ELSE (
echo PROCEED: %ERRORLEVEL%
)
)
IIRC The issue is that ant.bat is a batch file, so you need to call it, e.g.
@ECHO OFF
FOR %%t IN (target1 target2 target3) DO (
CALL ant.bat -f build.xml build -DPARAM_TARGET=%%t
ECHO ELVL: %ERRORLEVEL%
IF NOT %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 (
ECHO ABORT: %ERRORLEVEL%
EXIT /b %ERRORLEVEL%
) ELSE (
ECHO PROCEED: %ERRORLEVEL%
)
)
Update
Actually there is a nicer way:
@ECHO OFF
FOR %%t IN (target1 target2 target3) DO (
CALL ant.bat -f build.xml build -DPARAM_TARGET=%%t || EXIT /b 1
)