Okay, got it at last.
The backslashes weren't needed.
version=$(jq \".version\" package.json | tr -d '\"')
On Sunday, September 24, 2017 at 3:27:15 PM UTC+3, Idan Adar wrote:
> Appreciate help with getting the following block right (I always get
> confused with strings and double/single/escaped quotes):
>
> Right now the below puts the message "Bump version number (${version})
> [ci skip]" in the commit message.
> The wanted result is for ${version} to actually be the extracted version
> number rather than the variable name as-is...
>
> sshagent (credentials: ['...']) {
> sh '''
> git clone -b master git@github.***.git
> ...
> ...
> version=$(jq \".version\" package.json | tr -d '\"')
> git commit -am "Bump version number (${version}) [ci skip]"
> git push origin master
> '''
> }
>
>
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