问题
steps {
script{
env.StorysTested = ''
try{
powershell('''
//some code here
foreach ( $item in $Comments )
{
//some code here
//assigning a new value to StoryTested env variable
$env:StorysTested = "some value"
}
//below line works fine and displays the value
Write-Output "Stories tested : $env:StorysTested"
''')
//below null value is displayed for StorysTested``
echo " From Grrovy : ${env.StorysTested}"
}
catch(err)
{
throw err
}
}
I am using a jenkins declarative pipeline. In the above code i m trying to use the value of $env:StorysTested in groovy which was assigned in powershell. Is there any way i can retain a variable value that was assigned in powershell, after the powershell execution is over. storing it in env variable was one way i thought of but clearly that didnt work.
回答1:
If you set an environment variable using $env:StorysTested = "some value"
, this variable is stored for the powershell process and is not permanent or visible outside this process.
To create more permanent environment variables (i.e., user-level or machine-level) you need to use the .NET Framework and the SetEnvironmentVariable
method:
[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("StorysTested", "some value", "User")
or
[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("StorysTested", "some value", "Machine")
To delete from within PowerShell, you use the same .NET method and assign a $null
value to the variable like this:
[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("StorysTested",$null,"User") # or "Machine" of course
Hope that helps
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55075193/how-do-i-get-a-variable-out-of-powershell-in-jenkins-declarative-pipeline