jenkins-declarative-pipeline

问题 I have something like this: stages { stage('createTemplate') { parallel { stage('template_a') { creating template a } stage('template_b') { creating template b } } } stage('deployVm') { parallel { stage('deploy_a') { deploy vm a } stage('deploy_b') { deploy vm b } } } } How can I make sure that deployVm stages run when and only when respective createTemplate stages were successful? 回答1: You may want to run one parallel like this: parallel { stage('a') { stages { stage ('template_a') { ... }

问题 I am setting up a CI workflow with Jenkins declarative pipeline and Docker-for-Windows agents through Dockerfile . Note: It is unfortunately currently not a solution to use a Linux-based docker daemon, since I need to run Windows binaries. Setup: Jenkins master runs on Linux 16.04 through Docker. Jenkins build agent is Windows 10 Enterprise 1709 (16299.551) Docker-for-Windows 17.12.0-ce Docker 18.x gave me headaches when trying to use Windows Containers, so I rolled back to 17.x. I still had

问题 I am setting up a CI workflow with Jenkins declarative pipeline and Docker-for-Windows agents through Dockerfile . Note: It is unfortunately currently not a solution to use a Linux-based docker daemon, since I need to run Windows binaries. Setup: Jenkins master runs on Linux 16.04 through Docker. Jenkins build agent is Windows 10 Enterprise 1709 (16299.551) Docker-for-Windows 17.12.0-ce Docker 18.x gave me headaches when trying to use Windows Containers, so I rolled back to 17.x. I still had

问题 I am trying to build a pipeline where i would need to chain multiple jobs and some of them has to start at a certain time. Ex: Job1(starts at Midnight) -> Job2 -> Job3 ->Job4(starts at 4 PM) Using Declarative Syntax: pipeline { agent any stages{ stage('Fetch Latest Code-1') { steps{ build job: 'Get Latest - All Nodes', quietPeriod: 60 } } stage('CI Day - 1') { parallel { stage('ANZ CI'){ steps{ build job: 'ANZ - CI', quietPeriod: 120 } } stage('BRZ CI'){ steps{ build job: 'BRZ_CI',

问题 I have a single pipeline where it' declarative and I've several stages such as below triggers via webhook. I would like to execute and scheduled Stage B at a certain time which can also run without trigger via webhook. Clearly it needs to run when triggers via webhook and also run when it will be schedule. Can I handle this without creating seperate job or pipeline in Jenkins ? stage('A'){ when{ beforeAgent true expression{return env.GIT_BRANCH == "origin/development"} } steps{ script{ //Do

问题 There is declarative pipeline. In the beginning of pipeline block the agent selection is made using agent directive. Label-based selection is being conducted. Agent selected this way is the standard/default agent. How to set for whole pipeline a special agent when certain condition is met? The plan is to do condition check based on pipeline's one parameter >> can that work? What are the points the chosen approach needs to address? Current solution blueprint: Groovy code prior to pipeline

问题 There is declarative pipeline. In the beginning of pipeline block the agent selection is made using agent directive. Label-based selection is being conducted. Agent selected this way is the standard/default agent. How to set for whole pipeline a special agent when certain condition is met? The plan is to do condition check based on pipeline's one parameter >> can that work? What are the points the chosen approach needs to address? Current solution blueprint: Groovy code prior to pipeline

问题 I have a bunch of nodes serving labels rhel6 , rhel7 . How do I execute myFunc() on any 2 nodes of rhel6 and any 3 nodes rhel7 - in parallel ? def slaveList = ['rhel6', 'rhel6', 'rhel7', 'rhel7', 'rhel7'] def stageFunc (String slaveLabel) { return { // Run this stage on any available node serving slaveLabel agent { label "${slaveLabel}" } // Error shown here. stage { myFunc() } } } pipeline { agent any stages { stage('Start') { steps { script { def stageMap = [:] def i = 0 slaveList.each { s

问题 I want to make a clean before checkout operation which is described in Jenkins git plugin documentation: Clean before checkout Clean the workspace before every checkout by deleting all untracked files and directories, including those which are specified in .gitignore. ... But how can add this option to default checkout step which is doing as first step? I feel that it should be an option extended by git plugin which can be included to options block of Jenkinsfile as described in docs: The

问题 Jenkins has a nice relatively comprehensive documentation about Jenkinsfile syntax. But I still not find there an answer is it possible to do a flow control on the top level of pipeline? Literally include something if just in pipeline {} section (Declarative) like: pipeline { if (bla == foo) { triggers { ...configuration } } or pipeline { triggers { if (bla == foo) { something... } } } triggers section is a section which can be included only once and only in the pipeline section. But if