All,
I'm trying to turn my Jenkinsfile into a library, but unfortunately I'm not
much of a groovy programmer. I initially put several functions into my
Jenkinsfile library, like this:
*def do_something1() {*
* ...*
*}*
*def do_something2() {*
* ...*
*}*
and called it with this from another Jenkinsfile:
*fileLoader.withGit('[email protected]:chef/Jenkinsfiles.git', 'master',
<creds>', 'Jenkins Agent (Devops)') {*
* pipeline = fileLoader.load('pipeline');*
*}*
*pipeline.do_something1()*
*pipeline.do_something2()*
However, I also need to make sure everything happens on the same node. If I
change my library to this:
*def do_something1() {*
* node (**Jenkins Agent (Devops)' {*
* ...*
* }*
*}*
*def do_something2() {*
* node (**Jenkins Agent (Devops)' {*
* ...*
* }*
*}*
then, each time the function is called, a new workspace is created, and I
lose some vital state information that I need in the workspace directory. I
guess if I replace my functions with closures, I can wrap them all in a
single node, like this:
*node (**Jenkins Agent (Devops)' {*
* def do_something1() {*
* ...*
* }*
* def do_something2() {*
* ...*
* }*
*}*
However, I can't work out how to 'call' the closures from the original
Jenkinsfile now. The same method of doing pipeline.do_something1() does not
work. Jenkins throws an error "No such property: do_something1 for class:
groovy.lang.Binding"
So... help! :)
Doug.
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