Hi,
I would in this case stop using Multijob at all. Replace it with a pipeline
job that starts your sub-jobs and collects there results.
Then you can compute and set the result at the end.
Something like:
node() {
stage('build') {
parallel "job1": { r1 = build ([job: 'Job1', propagate: false]) },
"job2": { r2 = build ([job: 'Job2', propagate: false]) },
failFast : False
}
}
stage ('evaluate'') {
if (r1.result ==UNSTABLE) { // evaluate the results here....
currentBuild.result = FAILED
}
r1.result then contains the build result from job 1 etc..
Björn
Am Donnerstag, 22. März 2018 12:43:24 UTC+1 schrieb [email protected]:
>
> Can anyone suggest or kick me off with some tips for a Jenkins newbie on
> the following topic?
>
> I would repeat the post here but am unsure of formatting options so
> thought the original link was best:
>
>
> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49259603/setting-jenkins-multijob-build-result-with-groovy-script-based-on-pass-fail-ch
>
> Thanks
>
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