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QUESTION
As per Job DSL plugin API documentation for Git, there are two forms to use it:
- git('repo_url')
- git {...} //with lot of additional options
What is the difference between these two approaches ?
One is a method call and the other one is calling a closure ?
As per this article, I guess both forms are calling a Groovy closure + some Groovy syntactic sugar.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-11 at 22:02One is a method call and the other one is calling a closure ?
Both are method calls - but the first takes a string on git
- while the latter takes a closure as argument.
As per the api-doc api you shared above, it looks like the first one - git {}
- provides maximum options to setup the SCM context - that includes an option to manipulate directly the generated XML through configure
closure. All the others seem to be the variants of this option with the last argument as the configure
closure.
If the last parameter of a method call is a closure, it can be passed outside the parentheses
Yes, you are right. And, if the closure is the only method argument, then method can be called with just that and without any parentheses. That's exactly what the first call is about git {}
QUESTION
I try to run unit tests when surefire by default skipped tests in pom.xml.
this is my pom.xml surefire configuration :
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-10 at 10:23Rename SampleTestClass
in your project to SampleTest
and then you can run the command:
QUESTION
(I know this question has been asked several times, this post is a result of me trying all previous answers and still failing)
I am trying to build a pipeline in Jenkins. In my Jenkinsfile, I have the stage:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-14 at 08:31You are probably running Jenkins in a container. Jenkins container does not have python
installed because it's not needed in order to run Jenkins, and containers by design only include the minimal necessary things.
Moreover, you are running your job on Jenkins master, so it runs in the same place as Jenkins (Jenkins container), so no python
and no pip
and no easy_install
.
You should run your job somewhere where python
and pip
are installed. You may want to consider running the job in the python
container, e.g. like this:
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