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AliMusa
AliMusa

Reputation: 53

Jenkins: "${env.SVN_REVISION}" variable returns null

I would like to read the revision number from Jenkins job when the job fails

Revision number:

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Job script:

failure {
        echo 'JENKINS PIPELINE FAILED'

         notifyBitbucket 
            commitSha1: "${env.SVN_REVISION}", 
            considerUnstableAsSuccess: false, 
            credentialsId: 'UFCBitbucket', 
            disableInprogressNotification: true, 
            ignoreUnverifiedSSLPeer: true, 
            includeBuildNumberInKey: false, 
            prependParentProjectKey: false, 
            projectKey: '', 
            stashServerBaseUrl: 'https://bitbucket.url.local:8080'
    }

I have trouble with Jenkins environment variable - "${env.SVN_REVISION}". This variable returns null value.

I can not solve this problem. Please help to solve this problem Thanks in advance

Upvotes: 1

Views: 454

Answers (1)

Michael Kemmerzell
Michael Kemmerzell

Reputation: 5266

I don't think the env-variable SVN_REVISION does even exist.

All available Git-plugin env-variables can be seen here (and the Jenkins' ones here).

I would suggest you use the following environment-variable to get the revision:

GIT_COMMIT - SHA1 of the commit used in this build

On the other hand you can get the revision also by executing the git command directly per sh / bash:

git rev-parse HEAD

Upvotes: 1

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