Correct if I’m wrong guys, but I think you should skip the $ for \$

 

 

 

Jheison Rodriguez

 

From: Elango Thiagarajan
Sent: Tuesday, February 2, 2021 10:58 AM
To: Jenkins Users
Subject: Environment variable - shell

 

Hi folks,

 

I am very new to Jenkins. Kindly help me through.

 

I have few parameters declared in my pipeline script and i need to pass that to environment  variables. 

 

i tried like below

 

sh """

     export GOOL=${params.GOOL}

 

but while execution is throwing bad substitution exception. Any pointers on what wrong here

 

 

The exported enviornmnet variable will be used as input to run a docker image.

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