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Jason
Jason

Reputation: 11

SVN tagging a release in Jenkins Pipeline

I'm fairly new to Jenkins Pipeline groovy scripts but I have written a script which performs an SVN Checkout, NuGet Restore, etc and eventually copying an msi file to the server. After successfully packaging the .msi file I would like to tag the source in SVN but I'm struggling to find a method of doing this.

The svn check out is performed as follows:

def svn = checkout scm

I was sort of hoping I could just to the following:

svn = copy scm "svn://svn/MyPath/MyApp/tag/${versionNumber}" -m "V${versionNumber}"

I could obviously use the bat command and specify the full svn command but then I'd have to enter the Jenkins credentials into the groovy script which is not ideal.

Any help/pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1498

Answers (1)

Andrew Gray
Andrew Gray

Reputation: 3661

If you are tied to Subversion you could extract bits of code from this post, but I would HIGHLY recommend, if you can, to migrate your code to Git as the tooling support in Git is so much better and where the world has already gone.

In Git this is all I have to do tag a branch as part of my Jenkins multibranch pipeline:

success {
    script {
        if( "${env.BRANCH_NAME}" == "develop" ) {
            bat "git tag ${JOB_NAME}_${BUILD_NUMBER}"
            bat "git push ${env.REPO} --tags"
        }
    }
}

${env.REPO} is my clone URL.

SO much easier.

Upvotes: 1

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