Re: I'm trying to learn Jenkins Pipeline - pointers to good programmer documentation? Or is Jenkins World the place I should go????

>> Do you have to shell out and cp everything? If that's the case, how do you properly handle errors etc? The sh/bat have the returnStatus and returnStdout. Sadly no returnStdError, so you need to pipe and I suggest to use 'tee' to duplicate it if need such feature.

Re: I'm trying to learn Jenkins Pipeline - pointers to good programmer documentation? Or is Jenkins World the place I should go????

I should mention that I'm specifically trying to perform file operations within a workspace using global pipeline libraries. I'm not following how a global pipeline library would even make sense if it can only run on master - am I missing something here? On Thursday, August 3, 2017 at 3:06:23

Re: I'm trying to learn Jenkins Pipeline - pointers to good programmer documentation? Or is Jenkins World the place I should go????

I totally agree with Stephen here, the pipeline script engine is a lock down groovy with many quirks and approval mess. Making it a painful experience. Do as much as possible into your build scripts (.vcxproj, makefile, shell script, python...). Just launch them and take light decision into

Re: I'm trying to learn Jenkins Pipeline - pointers to good programmer documentation? Or is Jenkins World the place I should go????

On 2 August 2017 at 08:14, bbyjenkns wrote: > Ok - understood. That does clear some things up. Where can I find more > info on what is and is not allowed in global pipelines libraries? I'm > writing one now, and have defaulted to using the 'sh' step and returning > status codes

Re: I'm trying to learn Jenkins Pipeline - pointers to good programmer documentation? Or is Jenkins World the place I should go????

Ok - understood. That does clear some things up. Where can I find more info on what is and is not allowed in global pipelines libraries? I'm writing one now, and have defaulted to using the 'sh' step and returning status codes to do most every file operation because what I try to do in base

Re: I'm trying to learn Jenkins Pipeline - pointers to good programmer documentation? Or is Jenkins World the place I should go????

On 2 August 2017 at 06:10, bbyjenkns wrote: > I'm struggling with the same thing - doc is very light or wants you to > shell out for everything. I want to write groovy for everything, but it > seems like simple things, such as using AntBuilder for it's file operation > magic is

Re: I'm trying to learn Jenkins Pipeline - pointers to good programmer documentation? Or is Jenkins World the place I should go????

I'm struggling with the same thing - doc is very light or wants you to shell out for everything. I want to write groovy for everything, but it seems like simple things, such as using AntBuilder for it's file operation magic is very difficult if not impossible. On Tuesday, August 1, 2017 at

Re: I'm trying to learn Jenkins Pipeline - pointers to good programmer documentation? Or is Jenkins World the place I should go????

+1 for this question. On Wed, Aug 2, 2017 at 3:24 AM, Carruth, Rusty wrote: > I’ve read the “getting started with pipeline” pages ( > https://jenkins.io/doc/book/pipeline/getting-started/). > > > > I’ve spent literally hours looking for something really helpful, in one

Re: I'm trying to learn Jenkins Pipeline - pointers to good programmer documentation? Or is Jenkins World the place I should go????

On Wed 2 Aug 2017 at 00:24, Carruth, Rusty wrote: > I’ve read the “getting started with pipeline” pages ( > https://jenkins.io/doc/book/pipeline/getting-started/). > > > > I’ve spent literally hours looking for something really helpful, in one > place, for someone who

I'm trying to learn Jenkins Pipeline - pointers to good programmer documentation? Or is Jenkins World the place I should go????

I've read the "getting started with pipeline" pages (https://jenkins.io/doc/book/pipeline/getting-started/). I've spent literally hours looking for something really helpful, in one place, for someone who wants to write CODE in the pipeline script. I did just find