Hello,
I'm still quite new to Jenkins, so please forgive my ignorance and these
stupid questions:
I have a *declarative pipeline* for which I want to add a new test stage.
This test result is interesting, but not overly important.
Question 1: Would this be a use case for an *unstable *build result or how
should I handle this situation instead?
Question 2: If so, what would be the best practice to set a build *unstable*
in a declarative pipeline?
The one approach I could come up with would be a script {} block in which
to perform a try/catch and to do something like:
catch (ex) {
echo "An error occured in satge 'Compare Databases'. Setting result to
unstable."
currentBuild.result = 'UNSTABLE'
}
Question 3: When using powershell scripts, what would be the best practice
to inform the pipeline about errors in these scripts? Exit with error codes
or throwing exceptions in the powershell scripts?
Thanks very much in advance,
zoc
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