I have a fairly simple block of code we run to update a system, that
occasionally fails due to problems outside our control. I thought this
would be a great place to wrap it in a retry block. The problem I have is
that even though the retry block is successful later on, it fails the build
at the end due to the earlier failure. I also tried unsuccessfully to wrap
this in a try/catch without much luck. Any suggestions on how to not fail
a build if the retry block is successful? (I may just pull this out into a
separate shell script at this point...)
int retry_count = 0
retry(25){
if ( retry_count != 0 ) {
sleep(10)
}
retry_count++
sh 'sudo apt -y autoremove'
sh 'sudo apt-get update'
sh 'sudo apt-get -y -f upgrade'
sh './make-deps.sh'
}
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