slurper | Gem for slurping plain text stories into Pivotal Tracker

Hi I have duplicate node names in my xml and would like to make each of them unique. As the amount of nodes is unknown, I would like to implement a for each loop and add a counter to the name of each UserGroup node using XSLT.

I am using :

I have this json and I want to remove the field item.

I have this json:

I have the below Input JSON for which I am trying to merge the scheduleDetails which has same ID

In SOAPUI requests return values in the form of strings, whatever they contain. A request returns the following string at time t:

Trying to filter selective index. Fieldid values changes with every build, What do not change is fieldName": "TX.Sessionval.cost". Need to filter out the whole stringval and save into variable

I've got a Jenkinsfile that drives a pipeline which the user must select a specific folder in a bitbucket repo to target. I want that choice parameter dropdown to be dynamically populated.

Currently, I've got the choice param list hardcoded as per this generic example:

I have a requirement where I want to create an Service Now Incident only when a previous similar incident is closed. I am using Jenkins freestyle Job. The approach I have taken is as below:-

1. Create a Global environment variable to store Incident Number and set a default value.
2. Check the state of the incident in an upstream job and pass the state to the downstream job.
3. In the downstream job, if the incident is still open, do nothing. If it is Closed/Resolved, create another Incident with some defined descriptions.
4. Update the global environment variable with the current Incident no. and store it permanently.
5. Check the state of the updated Incident Number(by accessing the global Environment Variable) and then follow the same process during subsequent builds.

Till now I have achieved till step 3 by using various plugins. To achieve step 4, I am using groovy post-build plugin, so that I can update the global environment variable permanently, so that it is available in my next build, so that I can check the status of the incident before creating a new one. I have come-up with a code, but it does not seem to update the variable permanently(Verified by printing the variable in a subsequent build). The script also has other parts as per my requirement but SNOW_INC is the global variable that I want to update permanently, till the next build.

Whenever I try to use Json Sluper it throws this error: groovy.json.JsonSlurperClassic. Any Ideas on how I can resolve this? From what I can tell based of the docs it looks roughly correct?

My Jenkinsfile roughly looks like this: