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Line 1 killed most likely happens because the machine in the clouds (on Jenkins) is running out of memory.

Try adding memory to the machine or killing processes that are taking memory so the Angular build has more memory to operate on.

You can also try running this:

You could write all your steps in one shell script for each stage and execute under one stage.
Regarding filename.zipeither you can take this as a parameter and pass this value to your stages. OR You can also use find command as a shell command or shell script to find .zip files in a current directory.
find

Example:

Yes, Please see below code / method which will give you an idea of how to execute specific stage at a specific day or at a specific condition.You can change the conditions based on your requirement.

The answer is a bit complicated.

For 1 and 2:

First of all pipeline, stage, steps... are groovy classes. Everything in there is defined as object/variable.

env is an object that holds pretty much everything,

params holds all parameter ;)

They are both a Map, if you access an empty value it's empty, if you access an non existing one it's null.

The globals are variables itself and if you try to access a non existing the compiler complains.

For 3:

You can define "default" parameter:

Both building an image and pulling it from a registry are pretty inexpensive if you already have it locally. If you're building the image, Docker's layer caching means that Docker will scan the Dockerfile and quickly conclude it already has the final image; if you're pulling it from a registry, Docker will contact the registry, get the list of layers (small), and determine it already has them all.

That means it's fine to unconditionally build/pull the image in your CI system. If there's no work to do, it will happen quickly.

(Conversely, note that some Docker images do actually update fairly routinely; for example, the ubuntu base image re-releases weekly-to-monthly with updated security patches. So there's some benefit to always pulling the base image in your CI system, so you're sure to get those updates.)

The Vault CLI returns a JSON String to stdout, so you can parse it in your pipeline accordingly with the readJSON step method:

This seems there was an extra . that came up when I copied the default values.

I removed the extra . and added in the default value, then it gave the value.

Please see below example: Jenkinsfile

Found a very similar github issue: github.com/jenkinsci/pipeline-aws-plugin/issues/227 – Michael Kemmerzell 23 hours ago

Thanks to @MichaelKemmerzell yes without restarting AWS Pipeline plugin get installed but those DSLs will be available only after full Jenkins restart.