Hi,
I want to setup a pipeline for our shared groovy library. It looks like
node ('master') {
...
stage "CI: Build, unit test"
ciBuildTest()
stage "CI: Integration test (${env.INTEGRATIONTEST_PIPELINE})"
// INTEGRATIONTEST_PIPELINE is a property of the job running this file.
// enables switching of the integration test project without
modification to the Jenkinsfile itself.
println "will start now '${env.INTEGRATIONTEST_PIPELINE}' for
integration tests."
// TODO pass this BRANCHNAME so the triggered job will use shared
library from this branch.
build job: "${env.INTEGRATIONTEST_PIPELINE}", propagate: true, wait:
true, parameters: []
...
}
The job gets triggered - but now I need an option to pass the current
branch $env.BRANCHNAME to the triggered job.
Especially, I need to reference the shared library than.
I added a parameter "String: SHARED_LIB_VERSION" to the triggered job, with
"master" as default:
Inside this job, I tried to reference the lib using the annotation way:
@Library("sharedLibrary@$SHARED_LIB_VERSION")
import myFunctions
....
But i couldnt get this to work.
Is there a way to pass the version of the shared library to a job ? Or to
the folder, the job is in ?
Thanx for any help,
Torsten
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