found my own answer :-)
../repo-1/release%2Frelease-1
Need to escape the the / ins 'release/release-1'
Thanks
-Dan
On Wednesday, September 13, 2017 at 10:37:32 PM UTC-7, Dan Tran wrote:
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> Hi
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> I have BitBucket Team job, I would in invoke another pipeline belong to
> another git repo wi
Ah, I see. Thanks -- I'll try that.
-Arun
On Sunday, September 17, 2017 at 11:51:31 AM UTC-7, Daniel Butler wrote:
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> The variables for the withCredentials step are created in the environment
> map, to use them in the pipeline script you’ll need to refer them as
> env.
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> So for your c
And that works great -- appreciate the help!
-Arun
On Sunday, September 17, 2017 at 11:51:31 AM UTC-7, Daniel Butler wrote:
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> The variables for the withCredentials step are created in the environment
> map, to use them in the pipeline script you’ll need to refer them as
> env.
>
>
>
> So f
The variables for the withCredentials step are created in the environment map,
to use them in the pipeline script you’ll need to refer them as env.
So for your case it would be: echo “${env.OD_USER}”
That should run but all you’ll see is a bunch of *** as the withCredentials
step filters the log
Very new to Jenkins and groovy, although I *thought* I was getting the hang
of it.
For reasons beyond my control, we're running an older version of Jenkins
(1.651.3), so only the scripting pipeline is available, and not the
declarative one.
I have the following groovy snippet from a job I'm at
I'm working on R&D project where my idea is to trigger a shell script from
Jenkins and write the console output I get to a file (text file) placed in
a remote windows server. I tried looking for options but none of them were
helpful.
Is there any way to write the Jenkins console output to a t
