I don't know if I fully understand your question... but here is something I
did to solve getting scripts for execution in RepoA from repo's B,C,D... I
now know the specific directories to execute the scripts from and the files
that needed to be updated for Puppet.
If you find a better way or this is not what you're looking for, please let
me know.
stage('Pre-Build') {
steps {
parallel (
R10K_Git: { dir(
"${env.WORKSPACE}\\${params.R10K_PROJECT}") {
git ([url: "${GIT_URL}/${params.R10K_PROJECT}.git",
credentialsId:"creds"])
} },
Hieradata_Git: { dir(
"${env.WORKSPACE}\\${params.HIERADATA_PROJECT}") {
git ([url: "${GIT_URL}
/${params.HIERADATA_PROJECT}.git", credentialsId:"creds"])
} },
Jenkins_Scripts_Git: { dir(
"${env.WORKSPACE}\\build\\scripts") {
git ([url: "${GIT_URL}/Jenkins_Scripts.git",
credentialsId:"creds"])
} }
)
}
}
On Friday, September 29, 2017 at 11:45:20 AM UTC-5, dandeliondodgeball
wrote:
>
> Maybe I am not understanding shared libraries. I have another repo, in
> which there are python scripts I need to call to be able to build the repo
> for which I have the pipeline created. So I make pipeline A for repo B,
> but I need to call scripts in repo C to build. It looked like shared
> libraries were the way for pipeline A to know about repo C. Is there
> another/better way of doing that? Thx
>
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