Hello,
I use a seperate reopsitory for my pipeline script. Multiple Jenkins Jobs
use this pipeline script to built different Projects. For better
maintainability
the pipeline itself consists of a main script and multiple other sript
files in which I implemented the different stages.
The pipelines are started by the built in function of Jenkins to checkout a
Pipelinescript from SCM. Here I have configured the main pipeline script to
be run. This main script then uses "load" to start the different stages.
The thing that annoys me is that the "load" command needs to be contained
inside a node {..} block. This means I have to checkout the script files
again on a node to "load" it. The scripts are already checked out on the
master after "loading the script from SCM". I simply want to use the
Flyweight executor to run the content of the stage script). A bad solution
would be to have the whole pipeline in one big script file. This would work
but is really confusing.
Is there a way to tell the main script (which runs on the master) to
"insert" another groovy file (already present on master)?
Any Ideas?
Thanks
Chris
*Note:*
In the Pipeline documentation I found the following but this still needs to
checkout the scripts to a new node every time I want to load something.
*node {
git '…'
load 'pipeline.groovy'
}()*
Ok, I could dedicate a single node like node('pipelineControl') so the scripts
have to be be checked out only once but this solution still doesn't convince me.
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