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Chris F
Chris F

Reputation: 16673

Why can't Jenkins find job object using extensible choice/system groovy choice parameter?

I followed Groovy to list all jobs to get a list of my job names, and got the exact "fullName" of my job, which is...

Microservice/build/feature%2Fdev-26387-split-micro-deploy

Now I have this to try to get all the successful build numbers for this job. The return values are just for debugging to see which value I'm returning, and I'm returning a list with the number "43", meaning, the getJobs() function returned a null, meaning it wasn't able to find the job object. Why?

import hudson.model.*

BUILD_JOB_NAME = "Microservice/build/feature%2Fdev-26387-split-micro-deploy"

def getJobs() {
    def hi = Hudson.instance
    return hi.getItems(Job)
}

def getBuildJob() {
    def buildJob = null
    def jobs = getJobs()
    (jobs).each { job ->
        if (job.fullName == BUILD_JOB_NAME) {
            // WHY IS THIS NOT WORKING???
            buildJob = job
        }
    }
    return buildJob
}

def getAllBuildNumbers(Job job) {
     try {
        def buildNumbers = []
        (job.getBuilds()).each { build ->
            def status = build.getBuildStatusSummary().message
            if (status.contains("stable") || status.contains("normal")) {
                buildNumbers.add(build.number)
            }
        }
        /// return buildNumbers
        return ["44"]
    }
    catch (Throwable t) {
        return ["45"]
    }
}

def buildJob = getBuildJob()
if (buildJob == null) {
    return ['43']
}
return getAllBuildNumbers(buildJob)

Upvotes: 0

Views: 218

Answers (1)

ben5556
ben5556

Reputation: 3018

Use return hi.getAllItems(Job) instead and it should work. Also, ensure your BUILD_JOB_NAME is set to correct job name. To check the job name, run Hudson.instance.getAllItems(Job).each { println(it.fullName) } from Jenkins -> Manage Jenkins -> Script Console

Upvotes: 1

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