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I am trying to create a Pipeline where Jenkins builds my Docker image, runs tests, and then deploys the container if the tests pass. The problem is that I have maven running inside the docker container, and I can't actually access the published tests until I run the container. I want the Docker container to be ran and deployed after the tests pass. This seems like a simple thing to do, but I can't think of a good way to do it. Am I misunderstanding something? Thanks.

Dockerfile:

Good day!

I have a simple application with http server just like in this guide:

I've got a basic Java application in which I would like to use WebJars. I use Gradle as my build system. I would like to use the WebJars for Bootstrap and JQuery so I can easily reference and update them in my Spring-Boot/ThymeLeaf application. The application is basically the one from the form tutorial located here

As I understand it Gradle should place all the files from the WebJars into the META-INF folder in my Jar file. If I understand everything correctly the Spring-Boot resource handler will then load resource from META-INF/ when I reference something in my html page that starts with /webjars/

Unfortunately this doesn't work (yet). Since I see in Tomcat's log output that the resource handler is correctly installed. I decided to check if the files are actually in my Jar file.

When I extract my Jar file the META-INF folder only has a file called MANIFEST.MF with some information about Spring Boot. There is a BootStrap-3.3.7.Jar and a JQuery-3.2-1.Jar file in BOOT-INF/lib but I don't think that is where they are supposed to end up. (Or am I wrong and is there error somewhere in the resource handler?).

How do I tell gradle to do the right thing with these files when I run gradle build?

My gradle.build file looks like this:

I am trying to follow this as reference Serving Static content in SpringBoot