Is there a way of declaring a block of Groovy configuration code and
reusing it in several places of a Groovy configuration script? Say I have
a sequence of steps to fetch and unarchive an artifact:
stage('Stage1') {
jobs {
job('Job1') {
tasks {
fetchArtifact {
pipeline = 'MyPipeline'
stage = 'Build'
job = 'Artifact1'
source = 'util.tgz'
file = true
}
bash { commandString = 'tar -xzf util.tgz' }
This sequence is common for all stages so I'd like to wrap it in a reusable
object and call it in all relevant places, something like (not working,
only for illustration):
def fetchUtil() {
fetchArtifact {
pipeline = 'MyPipeline'
...
}
bash { commandString = 'tar -xzf util.tgz' }
}
stage('Stage1') {
jobs {
job('Job1') {
tasks {
fetchUtil()
bash { commandString = 'run some other commands' }
Can I do something like this? The best I can think of is to declare
closures with attributes and pass them to individual fetchArtifact and bash
tasks:
fetchArtifact fetchUtil
bash unarchiveUtil
but can I declare a sequence consisting of multiple tasks and reuse it
later in the code?
I am aware of the task plugin but in my case it would be too complicated,
all I'm looking for is how to combine a few available tasks into something
Groovy can understand.
Thahks in advance.
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