Load Jenkins Pipeline Shared Library from same repository

Question

TL;DR Is there a way to import code into the Jenkinsfile from the local repository (other than the load step)?

Why?

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Answer 1

I found the version from Pawel has problems if you are checking out the pipeline from SCM (not embedded in Jenkins job UI config). This is my version for those cases:

node {
    def scriptFolder = sh(script: "echo \$(pwd | sed 's,\\(.*\\)\\(@[0-9]*\$\\),\\1,')@script/\$(sed -n '2,\$p' ../config.xml | xmllint --xpath '(//scriptPath/text())' - | xargs dirname)", returnStdout: true).trim()
    sh("cd ${scriptFolder} && ls -l vars/ && if [ -d .git ]; then rm -rf .git; fi; git init && git add --all . && git commit -m init &> /dev/null")
    library identifier: 'local-lib@master', retriever: modernSCM([$class: 'GitSCMSource', remote: scriptFolder])

    stage('Build') {
        log.info("called shared lib") // use the loaded library
    }
}

For these cases, the pipeline itself is checkout out in a different workspace (same directory name but with @script in the name) than what the pipeline itself defines.