Hi Torsten,
> try to separate your Jenkinsfile from the code of your shared library.
> Usually the shared library provides some global functions that you may
> re-use in some Jenkinsfile(s)
> => the library is shared code, the Jenkinsfile belongs to your project(s)
> using that library.
>
[Ram] : I did start writing the library with this separation ; after
re-reading the documentation, moved this library has been moved to it's own
repo.
Than, make sure you know what version of the library you are using:
> - configure it in Jenkins/manage Jenkins -> global shared library. Here
> you´ll have to setup repo, branch, credentials to your shared library.
> You can also configure it on a per folder base and you may reference it
> using the annotation@Library('somelib')
>
[Ram] : Updated this configuration too.
With these changes, global shared libs are now usable from the Jenkinsfile.
/Ram
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