Thanks Richard,
I have tested B.* and it works but it seems to do so because B is the first
character in "BCSMLX". If I try something like C.* it fails. I realize
might have been unclear in my first message but I want to check if a
specific character is present *anywhere* in the test string. (The string
represents six different build steps that I want to be able to switch on or
off just by removing the letter for the step.)
Lars
Den måndagen den 12:e augusti 2013 kl. 21:08:03 UTC+2 skrev Richard Bywater:
>
> Right off the top of my head, so likely wrong, how about B.*
>
> I find if you don't use regexes everyday then its always hard picking them
> up again! :)
>
> Richard
>
> On Tuesday, August 13, 2013, LarsR wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> I'm setting up Jenkins on Windows and plan to use some conditional build
>> steps in my scripts, so I installed the conditional buildstep plugin
>> together with the run-condition & token macros plugins.
>>
>> I'm trying to use the regular expression match for the condition but
>> cannot get a simple substring match to work. The test setting in the script
>> defintion is as follows:
>>
>> Expression: B
>> Label: BCSMLX
>>
>> And the output when run is:
>>
>> :
>> Regular expression run condition: Expression=[B], Label=[BCSMLX]
>> Run condition [Regular expression match] preventing perform for step
>> [BuilderChain]
>> :
>>
>> The only expression I manage to get to work is the one following the
>> example doc for the plugin:
>>
>> Expression: ^BCSMLX$
>> Label: BCSMLX
>>
>> But for that I could as well use string compare.
>>
>> Now I am no expert in regular expressions but all I find on the web
>> indicates that expression "B" should result in a match if B is found
>> anywhere in the string. I have also tried ^B and B{1} but none of these
>> work either.
>>
>> But I'm probably doing something stupid... can somebody please help me
>> out?
>>
>> My setup:
>>
>> Jenkins 1.526
>> conditional buildstep 1.3
>> run-condition 0.10
>> token macro 1.8.1
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Lars
>>
>>
>>
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