It looks like the word 'ENVIRONMENT' is misspelled in the stacktrace -
not sure if this is the problem. The stacktrace indicates the error
occurs on line 56 of your script, so it would help to know what is on
that line.
Eric
On 3/21/2016 5:48 AM, Frank Hask wrote:
@Baptiste
When i use this
Dana četvrtak, 17. ožujka 2016. u 13:23:22 UTC+1, korisnik Frank Hask
napisao je:
>
> Hi all, i am building pipeline on my project that uses 5 DB servers.
>
> So based on build parameter i want to set node name. Like this..
>
> env.NODE = ${blabla}
>
>
> node('${NODE}') {
> //some code
> }
>
>
@Baptiste
When i use this method i am also getting errors..
def NODE = 'bla bla'
node(NODE){
//some code
}
I get the following stacktrace
groovy.lang.MissingPropertyException: No such property: ENVIRONMNET for class:
WorkflowScript
at
org.codehaus.groovy.runtime.ScriptBytecode
Baptiste thank you for reminding me to try out this method. I will give it
a try..
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Le 17 mars 2016 1:23 PM, "Frank Hask" a écrit :
>
> Hi all, i am building pipeline on my project that uses 5 DB servers.
>
> So based on build variable i want to set node name. Like this..
>
> env.NODE = 'blabla'
>
>
> node('${NODE}') {
> //some code
> }
Why don't you just do:
def nodeL
Use double quotes if you want expressions resolved.
Vincent
2016-03-17 13:23 GMT+01:00 Frank Hask :
> Hi all, i am building pipeline on my project that uses 5 DB servers.
>
> So based on build variable i want to set node name. Like this..
>
> env.NODE = 'blabla'
>
>
> node('${NODE}') {
> //som
Hi all, i am building pipeline on my project that uses 5 DB servers.
So based on build variable i want to set node name. Like this..
env.NODE = 'blabla'
node('${NODE}') {
//some code
}
but each time i get error - There are no nodes with the label ‘${NODE}’
Thanks for help in advance...
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