Here is a solution that does work in both Groovy and Jenkins
def foundRootNode = null
for(file in files) {
final def rootNode = findByContent(file.getPath());
if (rootNode != null) {
foundRootNode = rootNode
break;
}
}
However it is not as elegant as using Java Stream API.
søndag 7. februar 2021 kl. 19:00:39 UTC+1 skrev Sverre Moe:
>
> The following piece of code works fine in Groovy, but Jenkins complains
> about unexpected token: ->
>
> final def files = findFiles(glob: filePattern)
> final def rootNode = files.stream()
> .map(file -> findByContent(file.getPath()))
> .filter(node -> node != null)
> .findFirst()
>
> To get this working in a local Groovy script the findFile is switched with
> a simple List of strings.
>
> So why is it not working in Jenkins?
>
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