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Neil
Neil

Reputation: 3066

How to use source command within Jenkins pipeline script

I recently rewrite bash execution command into Jenkins pipeline. The old code is like

...
source environment.sh
//Build
//Test
...

Now I use pipeline script to wrap the command, like this

sh '''
    ...
    source environment.sh
    //Build
    //Test
    ...
'''

However, I got an error, as.../.jenkins/script.sh: line 9: source: environment.sh: file not found. When I try to less environment.sh, it display correctly. So I suspect something wrong with source command within sh wrap.

Before using pipeline, source environment.sh command is working fine in shell execution. So source is install at Jenkins server, it seems pipeline script don't know what is the source command.

How could I do to run source command within sh wrapped block?

Upvotes: 29

Views: 31888

Answers (4)

Adán Escobar
Adán Escobar

Reputation: 4723

. ./script.sh it works fine!, but you can also do:

sh '''#!/bin/bash
      source /path/to/script.sh
                    
   '''

IMPORTANT!: Note that #!/bin/bash is the first line in the script

Upvotes: 1

chepner
chepner

Reputation: 532153

source is a bash/ksh/etc extension, provided as a more "substantial" synonym for ..

In sh, you need to use . in case the underlying shell is one (such as dash) that does not support the command source.

sh '''
    ...
    . ./environment.sh
    //Build
    //Test
    ...
'''

Upvotes: 16

krupal
krupal

Reputation: 403

If someone want to execute the script with source only solution is to change "Shell executable" to bash in ->Manage Jenkins->Configure System

Upvotes: 1

Steephen
Steephen

Reputation: 15844

Replace source environment.sh with

. ./environment.sh

Please note there is a space after first dot.

Upvotes: 34

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