I do not have an answer but I have some knowledge. The only thing you have left
after “Build” runs is “b”. from the build flow Wiki page:
Environment variables from a job can be obtained using the following, which is
especially useful for getting things like the checkout revision used by the SCM
plugin ('P4_CHANGELIST', 'GIT_REVISION', etc) :
def revision = b.environment.get( "GIT_REVISION" )
So, if you predefine the environment of “Build” to have those variables, then
the above command will get them. But it might only get the original value and
not any changed value that “Build” sets.
There is another plugin called Groovy Postbuild which give you access to the
“b” build object of “Build” while it is running:
Executes a groovy script in the Hudson JVM. Typically, the script checks some
conditions and changes accordingly the build result, puts badges next to the
build in the build history and/or displays information on the build summary
page.
The groovy script can use the variable manager, which provides access to the
following objects and methods:
* hudson - the current Hudson instance.
* build - the current build.
* listener - the build listener.
If you can figure out a way of “setting” the environment variables in the
object “build” at the end of job “Build”, then you might be able to use
b.environment.get get it. but I am not yet a Groovy Guru. Perhaps there is a
build.environment.set method.
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Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2014 11:25 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: How to access jobs variables with Build Flow Plugin?
My Build Flow job has the following structure:
b = build("Build")
parallel (
{
build("Test-Device", device: "id1")
},
{
build("Test-Device", device: "id2")
}
)
In the Build job, I have a variable: export DEVICES="id1 id2". From the flow
DSL, how can I have access to this variable in order to use its value on the
consequent parallel jobs?
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