I just upgraded the jenkins version of our development factory to lts. We were previously in an old 2.x version
In fact we have a stage to load all scripts :
stage('Load Utilities Scripts') {
checkout scm
echo "${job_name}"
modules.messages = load "${jenkins_home}/workspace/${job_name}@script/pipelines/utils/slack_functions.groovy"
modules.ansible = load "${jenkins_home}/workspace/${job_name}@script/pipelines/utils/ansible_functions.groovy"
modules.jenkins = load "${jenkins_home}/workspace/${job_name}@script/pipelines/utils/jenkins_functions.groovy"
modules.pic_env = load "${jenkins_home}/workspace/${job_name}@script/pipelines/utils/pic_env.groovy"
modules.maven = load "${jenkins_home}/workspace/${job_name}@script/pipelines/utils/maven_functions.groovy"
modules.git = load "${jenkins_home}/workspace/${job_name}@script/pipelines/utils/git_functions.groovy"
}
it worked perfectly well except that now the scripts are positioned in
/var/jenkins_home/workspace/SAGES2_BUILD_AUTO@script/357f3acc22b0fbb05a66735d46d7d7eb950a2e836ab3762b1905784bc550ee5e on builtin
/var/jenkins_home/workspace/SAGES2_BUILD_AUTO on builtin
I guess it's a security evolution (i know groovy script plugin on jenkins are often deprecated but it's another problem).
How can i get this string : 357f3acc22b0fbb05a66735d46d7d7eb950a2e836ab3762b1905784bc550ee5e ? Is there any vars like job_name or jenkins_home ? Who generates this token and where ? Can i have the hand on this string ? What does it represent ?
CodePudding user response：
You can get the current directory and build the absolute path by appending the relative part.
modules.messages = load pwd() "@script/pipelines/utils/slack_functions.groovy"
Or something like this
modules.messages = load "${WORKSPACE}@script/pipelines/utils/slack_functions.groovy"
It seems this has being introduced as a security improvement. So you will have to work around this like below.
script {
// Locate the jenkins folder
// This is done because there is a new sub-folder (like : 17a4ba1ed1ce777b18c5...)
git_jenkins_folder = sh (
script: "find " WORKSPACE "@script -type d -name 'jenkins' -printf '%T@ %Tc %p\n' | sort -rn | head -1 | cut -d' ' -f9",
returnStdout: true
).trim()
// Load the groovy methods in groovy files
slack = load git_jenkins_folder "/pipelines/utils/slack_functions.groovy"
}