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marco
marco

Reputation: 1752

Jenkins pipeline, how to execute a sh from a script

I need to run a sh to fetch the git tags from a Jenkins script. The sh is: 

def tags = sh script: "git ls-remote --tags --refs ssh://[email protected] | cut -d'/' -f3", returnStdout: true

But it seems not to work. No idea why as Jenkins does not complain but branchNames is empty. Following what I'm trying to run:

ProjectUtils.addProperties([
    [$class: 'ParametersDefinitionProperty', 
        parameterDefinitions: [
            [$class: 'ExtensibleChoiceParameterDefinition',
                name: 'INSTALLER_BRANCH', description: 'The set of installers to be deployed.',
                editable: false,
                choiceListProvider: [$class: 'SystemGroovyChoiceListProvider',
                    scriptText: '''
                        def branchNames = ['master']
                        def tags = sh script: "git ls-remote --tags --refs ssh://[email protected] | cut -d'/' -f3", returnStdout: true
                        for (tag in tags) {
                            branchNames.push(tag)
                        }
                        return branchNames
                    ''',
                    usePredefinedVariables: true
                ]
            ]
        ]
    ]
])

I can call the sh before and it works:

stage ('installer') {
    println  "Checking Installer tags"
    def tags = sh(returnStdout: true, script: "git ls-remote --tags --refs ssh://[email protected] | cut -d'/' -f3")
    println  "Installer tags:"
    println  tags

but then I don't know how to pass the variable tags to the script '''<>'''.

Any help would be appreciated.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 3165

Answers (1)

Joerg S
Joerg S

Reputation: 5149

You first need to get the tags as a string into a global variable. Inside the choices script you need then to parse that string and create an array def tags = '$tags'.split(/\r?\n/). And to reference that variable in the script (which is a string itself inside the pipeline scirpt) you need to use double-quotes.

For a scripted pipeline something like this should work:

def tags = ""

node {
    stage ('installer') {
        println  "Checking Installer tags"
        tags = sh(returnStdout: true, script: "git ls-remote --tags --refs ssh://[email protected]:7999/gfclient/gfclient-installer.git | cut -d'/' -f3")
        println  "Installer tags:"
        println  tags
    }
}

ProjectUtils.addProperties([
    [$class: 'ParametersDefinitionProperty', 
        parameterDefinitions: [
            [$class: 'ExtensibleChoiceParameterDefinition',
                name: 'INSTALLER_BRANCH', description: 'The set of installers to be deployed.',
                editable: false,
                choiceListProvider: [$class: 'SystemGroovyChoiceListProvider',
                    scriptText: """
                        def branchNames = ['master']
                        def tags = '$tags'.split('\n')
                        for (tag in tags) {
                            branchNames.push(tag)
                        }
                        return branchNames
                    """,
                    usePredefinedVariables: true
                ]
            ]
        ]
    ]
])

or if you want to add some groovy sugar to the script:

                    scriptText: """
                        def branchNames = ['master']
                        def tags = '$tags'.split('\n')
                        tags.each {tag ->
                            branchNames.push(tag)
                        }
                        branchNames
                    """,

or, going further:

                    scriptText: """
                        def branchNames = ['master']
                        def tags = '$tags'.split(/\r?\n/)
                        branchNames.addAll(tags)
                    """,

Upvotes: 1

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