Hi Vitaly,
Not sure if it helps but this is a Groovy script that I use to obtain the
change details. Change details are not always available as it depends on
pulling in a Git commit to obtain and sometimes (for instance rebuilding)
it may not have those changes. I think what you are referring to is that
Jenkins has the information in the object currentBuild.changeSets which is
a collection of the changes. It took me a while to find out some of the
details to display here but I think this script kind of mimics what Jenkins
shows on the change summary.
def call() {
def changeText = StringBuilder.newInstance()
for (changeSet in currentBuild.changeSets) {
for (item in changeSet.items) {
def shortCommitId = item.commitId.substring(0,12)
changeText.append("Commit ${shortCommitId} by *${item.author}*,
${item.msg}\n")
}
}
if (changeText.length() == 0) {
changeText.append("No Changes Identified.")
}
return changeText.toString()
}
Sample output:
Commit {partial_commit_string_1} by *{author_1}*, {message_from_commit_1}
Commit {partial_commit_string_2} by *{author_2}*, {message_from_commit_2}
Hopefully this helps.
Bruce
On Tuesday, June 9, 2020 at 3:55:42 AM UTC-4, Vitaly Karasik wrote:
>
> For each build in jenkins there is a page with a "Changes Summary" of
> what happened in that build. I guess the same is available in 'when'
> condition as 'changelog'.
> How I get the same text into my declarative pipeline? I found many
> examples using some plugins and scripts, but Jenkins core definitely knows
> this info.
> What I'm missing?
>
> TIA, Vitaly
>
>
>
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