I had to change the nodeRootDir() a little bit, but this way works for me:
@NonCPS
def nodeRootDir(nodeName) {
for (node in Jenkins.instance.nodes) {
if (!nodeName.equals('master') &&
node.name.compareTo(nodeName) == 0 ) {
return node.getRootPath()
How about this :
import jenkins.model.*
node () {
def nodeName = ${env.NODE_NAME}
def nodeRootPath = nodeRootDir(nodeName)
...
}
@NonCPS
def nodeRootDir(nodeName) {
for (node in Jenkins.instance.nodes) {
if ( !nodeName.equals('master') &&
This gives me the workspace of the job. But I want the root directory
which I set when I create a new slave node in Jenkins.
So, as an example, I create a new slave node. The root directory i am
setting there is /home/jenkins.
Currently, when I run a job, I get "/home/jenkins/workspace/Some Job
Na
You can use pwd, to get it.
node() {
ROOT = pwd()
}
On Mon, Jan 9, 2017 at 9:45 AM Kristian wrote:
> Hi,
>
> do someone knows how to get the root directory of a node in a Pipeline
> script?
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Hi,
do someone knows how to get the root directory of a node in a Pipeline script?
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