You are correctly getting the result value from file ${WORKSPACE}/result
in the code below, and setting it into a Groovy variable called
test_result. You must understand that this Groovy variable is completely
separate from the environment variable test_result which you (uselessly)
set in the awk statement.
script {
def file = "${WORKSPACE}/result"
def content = readFile(file)
echo "Value of content is $content"
if ( content == 0 ) test_result = 1 else test_result = 0
}
So when you want to read that variable, you need to read a Groovy
variable, not an environment variable:
environment name: 'test_result', value: '1'
Here you are reading an environment variable "environment name:
'test_result'..."
Instead you need to read your Groovy variable:
expression {test_result == '1'}
or even more directly:
expression { return readFile('result') == '1' }
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Eric Pyle
Siemens PLM Software
Lebanon, NH
[email protected]
http://www.siemens.com/plm
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