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how do i access the value of a variable assigned inside a closure within a
try() in the catch() statement. here is what i am trying to achieve but i
keep getting the initialization value that i assigned.
node('linux') {
def val_log = null;
try{
stage('abc') {
val_log = //some steps that generates a log that i want
}
println '$val_log' //this works
}
catch(err)
stage('mail') {
// code to send email notification with '$val_log'
//--> the $val_log returns 'null' and not the
//value assigned in the try() part.
}}
Is there a way, to get the value for the variable inside the catch()
statement.
Thank you...
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