I want to call the jenkins job(automated smoke suite) automatically from the octopus(deployment tool), once the deployment is successful. The simplest way of do
using declerative pipeline syntax in a Jenkinsfile and publishing coverage report using cobertura as follows cobertura( coberturaReportFile: 'coverage/cobert
I have some terraform code that uses a map of tfvars to deploy multiple lambdas to Aws. it all works fine except I want to run the script in a Jenkins pipeline
I was using some global methods in the /var directory of the shared library, and everything worked fine. Now I need to keep the state of the process, so I'm wri
I have multi-branch pipeline job in Jenkins: http://illinXXXX:XXXX/job/OC/configure and I checked the option for Discard old builds as below: I would have
So I'm running into a specific issue, I have a Jenkins Declarative Pipeline (from an SVN hosted Jenkinsfile) that is configured to not run concurrent builds and
My setup includes 2 Jenkins pipeline libraries, e.g. lib_generic and lib_specialized, where the second one depends on the first one (will call classes and globa
I am trying to zip a directory in a Jenkins pipeline, my code is similar to this stages { stage('ZIP') { steps {
I have Jenkins v2.60.3 with the MSBuild Plugin v1.27 installed on Windows. I have configured the path to my msbuild.exe in Jenkins' Global Tool Configuration.
Using following command to perform maven release: curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" -u user:jenkinscrumb --data-urlencode json=
I have a number of multi-branch pipeline jobs in Jenkins on Windows, each of which uses a standard procedural Jenkinsfile which contains various methods for run
I have a Jenkins pipeline where I want to first build my project (Stage A) and trigger an asynchronous long running external test process with the built artifac
I recently rewrite bash execution command into Jenkins pipeline. The old code is like ... source environment.sh //Build //Test ... Now I use pipeline script
Whenever a build gets stuck of fails somewhere the timeout kicks in but the build is not aborted and it is stuck running forever until you cancel the build, go
I am trying to get the current workspace of my Jenkins build using a Groovy pipeline script: node('master') { // PULL IN ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES // Jenki
How can a file from the current project workspace be passed as a parameter to another project. e.g. something like: build job: 'otherproject', parameters: [[$
I want to use some common value across different conditions in post section of pipeline hence I tried following - 1. post { script { def va
I am using the Pipeline plugin in Jenkins by Clouldbees (the name was Workflow plugin before), I am trying to get the user name in the Groovy script but I am no
Jenkins 2.89.4 rolling I saw almost all stackoverflow posts which show how we can successfully run parallel steps/stages (using list/maps etc) --OR hardcoding
When i load another groovy file in Jenkinsfile it show me following error. "Required context class hudson.FilePath is missing Perhaps you forgot to surround th