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user11881
user11881

Reputation: 65

Is there a way to run multiple jobs in single pipeline

I have already configured multiple jobs in my Jenkins. For example: let say i have A,B and C jobs configured in my Jenkins. Now i have to run these three jobs manually every time. I want to run a single job which run all these three jobs (A,B,C). Is there a way to achieve this in pipeline job? please advise

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1376

Answers (1)

Unforgettable631
Unforgettable631

Reputation: 1020

Yes you can run all three jobs within a single pipeline. Here a short pipeline example we use so the user can choose which sub-job should run (default all checkboxes are checked):

node {
    properties([
            buildDiscarder(
                    logRotator(
                            artifactDaysToKeepStr: '',
                            artifactNumToKeepStr: '10',
                            daysToKeepStr: '',
                            numToKeepStr: '10')
            ),
            parameters([
                    booleanParam(defaultValue: true,
                            description: 'Select true to include run of Job A',
                            name: 'JOBA'),
                    booleanParam(defaultValue: true,
                            description: 'Select true to include run of Job B.',
                            name: 'JOBB'),
                    booleanParam(defaultValue: true,
                            description: 'Select true to include run of Job C',
                            name: 'JOBC')
            ])
    ])


    try {


        if (params.JOBA == true) {
            stage('Run job A') {
                build job: 'PATHTOJOBA', propagate: true, wait: true
            }
        }

        if (params.JOBB == true) {
            stage('Run job B') {
                build job: 'PATHTOJOBB', propagate: true, wait: true
            }
        }

        if (params.JOBC == true) {
            stage('Run job C') {
                build job: 'PATHTOJOBC', propagate: true, wait: true
            }
        }
--------

The PATHTOJOB is the fullname of the job you want to run. Generate a script using <yourJenkinsHost>/pipeline-syntax/ and use Sample step > build: Build a job to identify if your path to your job is correct + it generates parameters which can be passed to that job if that is configured.

Read more documentation here. If all three jobs can run independently it's advised to run your jobs in parallel to save time.

Upvotes: 2

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