Is it possible to propagate variable from a Jenkins pipeline job script to loaded jenkinsfile script?









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I would like to know if it's possible to pass a variable define in a jenkins pipeline job to a loaded script like.
The loaded script



Pipeline Job 



node 

 // Some declaration and code

 stage('Prepare deploy') 
 // Create a talbe for the servers lists
 def servers = [:]

 // For each server know, if deployment is enabled
 // deploy resources
 params.each srv, value ->
 if ("$value" == "true")
 // add the current current to the enabled servers
 servers["Server $srv"] = 

 // Define specific variable
 String SERVER=props."SRV_$srv"
 String CONF=env.DEPLOY_HOME + "/$srv"

 // Install server - the SERVER and CONF variable need to be propagate to the others scripts
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-configuration"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-deploiement"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-postconfig"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-start"
 
 
 
 parallel servers




server-configuration file



#!/usr/bin/env groovy​
node
 // Some declaration
 stage('configure serveur')
 // The variable SERVER and CONF must be visible here
 // is it possible ?
 sh "ssh -X " + env.USER +"@$SERVER 'sh echo "$CONF"'"



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    I got another hint on your script: since the loaded scripts have their own node block the parallel call should not be done inside a node block as this will only block a node for no reason. If the runtime is a few secs only this won’t hurt. However if there’s a shortage in nodes you may block one node until another one will be free... Just saying:)
    – Joerg S
    Nov 11 at 7:16










  • Hum... Thanks. If I understand what you said, it's better if I do that ? def server .... node .... parralel server ? (parralel call is inside the node ?) Or I suppress the node block in the loaded script ?
    – Sylvain Goubaud
    Nov 12 at 18:55











  • This will depend on your need. If you'll be able to reuse that node I'd rather prefer it that way as - for large Jenkins instances - opening a new node block may take up to some minutes.
    – Joerg S
    Nov 13 at 17:08










  • Thanks for your answer. I made some tries. So, for my needs, It's better is I delete the node block in server-configuration file. Thanks
    – Sylvain Goubaud
    Nov 14 at 20:24














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I would like to know if it's possible to pass a variable define in a jenkins pipeline job to a loaded script like.
The loaded script



Pipeline Job 



node 

 // Some declaration and code

 stage('Prepare deploy') 
 // Create a talbe for the servers lists
 def servers = [:]

 // For each server know, if deployment is enabled
 // deploy resources
 params.each srv, value ->
 if ("$value" == "true")
 // add the current current to the enabled servers
 servers["Server $srv"] = 

 // Define specific variable
 String SERVER=props."SRV_$srv"
 String CONF=env.DEPLOY_HOME + "/$srv"

 // Install server - the SERVER and CONF variable need to be propagate to the others scripts
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-configuration"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-deploiement"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-postconfig"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-start"
 
 
 
 parallel servers




server-configuration file



#!/usr/bin/env groovy​
node
 // Some declaration
 stage('configure serveur')
 // The variable SERVER and CONF must be visible here
 // is it possible ?
 sh "ssh -X " + env.USER +"@$SERVER 'sh echo "$CONF"'"



Thanks






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  • 1




    I got another hint on your script: since the loaded scripts have their own node block the parallel call should not be done inside a node block as this will only block a node for no reason. If the runtime is a few secs only this won’t hurt. However if there’s a shortage in nodes you may block one node until another one will be free... Just saying:)
    – Joerg S
    Nov 11 at 7:16










  • Hum... Thanks. If I understand what you said, it's better if I do that ? def server .... node .... parralel server ? (parralel call is inside the node ?) Or I suppress the node block in the loaded script ?
    – Sylvain Goubaud
    Nov 12 at 18:55











  • This will depend on your need. If you'll be able to reuse that node I'd rather prefer it that way as - for large Jenkins instances - opening a new node block may take up to some minutes.
    – Joerg S
    Nov 13 at 17:08










  • Thanks for your answer. I made some tries. So, for my needs, It's better is I delete the node block in server-configuration file. Thanks
    – Sylvain Goubaud
    Nov 14 at 20:24












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up vote
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down vote

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I would like to know if it's possible to pass a variable define in a jenkins pipeline job to a loaded script like.
The loaded script



Pipeline Job 



node 

 // Some declaration and code

 stage('Prepare deploy') 
 // Create a talbe for the servers lists
 def servers = [:]

 // For each server know, if deployment is enabled
 // deploy resources
 params.each srv, value ->
 if ("$value" == "true")
 // add the current current to the enabled servers
 servers["Server $srv"] = 

 // Define specific variable
 String SERVER=props."SRV_$srv"
 String CONF=env.DEPLOY_HOME + "/$srv"

 // Install server - the SERVER and CONF variable need to be propagate to the others scripts
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-configuration"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-deploiement"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-postconfig"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-start"
 
 
 
 parallel servers




server-configuration file



#!/usr/bin/env groovy​
node
 // Some declaration
 stage('configure serveur')
 // The variable SERVER and CONF must be visible here
 // is it possible ?
 sh "ssh -X " + env.USER +"@$SERVER 'sh echo "$CONF"'"



Thanks






jenkins groovy jenkins-pipeline







share|improve this question













I would like to know if it's possible to pass a variable define in a jenkins pipeline job to a loaded script like.
The loaded script



Pipeline Job 



node 

 // Some declaration and code

 stage('Prepare deploy') 
 // Create a talbe for the servers lists
 def servers = [:]

 // For each server know, if deployment is enabled
 // deploy resources
 params.each srv, value ->
 if ("$value" == "true")
 // add the current current to the enabled servers
 servers["Server $srv"] = 

 // Define specific variable
 String SERVER=props."SRV_$srv"
 String CONF=env.DEPLOY_HOME + "/$srv"

 // Install server - the SERVER and CONF variable need to be propagate to the others scripts
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-configuration"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-deploiement"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-postconfig"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-start"
 
 
 
 parallel servers




server-configuration file



#!/usr/bin/env groovy​
node
 // Some declaration
 stage('configure serveur')
 // The variable SERVER and CONF must be visible here
 // is it possible ?
 sh "ssh -X " + env.USER +"@$SERVER 'sh echo "$CONF"'"



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  • 1




    I got another hint on your script: since the loaded scripts have their own node block the parallel call should not be done inside a node block as this will only block a node for no reason. If the runtime is a few secs only this won’t hurt. However if there’s a shortage in nodes you may block one node until another one will be free... Just saying:)
    – Joerg S
    Nov 11 at 7:16










  • Hum... Thanks. If I understand what you said, it's better if I do that ? def server .... node .... parralel server ? (parralel call is inside the node ?) Or I suppress the node block in the loaded script ?
    – Sylvain Goubaud
    Nov 12 at 18:55











  • This will depend on your need. If you'll be able to reuse that node I'd rather prefer it that way as - for large Jenkins instances - opening a new node block may take up to some minutes.
    – Joerg S
    Nov 13 at 17:08










  • Thanks for your answer. I made some tries. So, for my needs, It's better is I delete the node block in server-configuration file. Thanks
    – Sylvain Goubaud
    Nov 14 at 20:24












  • 1




    I got another hint on your script: since the loaded scripts have their own node block the parallel call should not be done inside a node block as this will only block a node for no reason. If the runtime is a few secs only this won’t hurt. However if there’s a shortage in nodes you may block one node until another one will be free... Just saying:)
    – Joerg S
    Nov 11 at 7:16










  • Hum... Thanks. If I understand what you said, it's better if I do that ? def server .... node .... parralel server ? (parralel call is inside the node ?) Or I suppress the node block in the loaded script ?
    – Sylvain Goubaud
    Nov 12 at 18:55











  • This will depend on your need. If you'll be able to reuse that node I'd rather prefer it that way as - for large Jenkins instances - opening a new node block may take up to some minutes.
    – Joerg S
    Nov 13 at 17:08










  • Thanks for your answer. I made some tries. So, for my needs, It's better is I delete the node block in server-configuration file. Thanks
    – Sylvain Goubaud
    Nov 14 at 20:24







1




1




I got another hint on your script: since the loaded scripts have their own node block the parallel call should not be done inside a node block as this will only block a node for no reason. If the runtime is a few secs only this won’t hurt. However if there’s a shortage in nodes you may block one node until another one will be free... Just saying:)
– Joerg S
Nov 11 at 7:16




I got another hint on your script: since the loaded scripts have their own node block the parallel call should not be done inside a node block as this will only block a node for no reason. If the runtime is a few secs only this won’t hurt. However if there’s a shortage in nodes you may block one node until another one will be free... Just saying:)
– Joerg S
Nov 11 at 7:16












Hum... Thanks. If I understand what you said, it's better if I do that ? def server .... node .... parralel server ? (parralel call is inside the node ?) Or I suppress the node block in the loaded script ?
– Sylvain Goubaud
Nov 12 at 18:55





Hum... Thanks. If I understand what you said, it's better if I do that ? def server .... node .... parralel server ? (parralel call is inside the node ?) Or I suppress the node block in the loaded script ?
– Sylvain Goubaud
Nov 12 at 18:55













This will depend on your need. If you'll be able to reuse that node I'd rather prefer it that way as - for large Jenkins instances - opening a new node block may take up to some minutes.
– Joerg S
Nov 13 at 17:08




This will depend on your need. If you'll be able to reuse that node I'd rather prefer it that way as - for large Jenkins instances - opening a new node block may take up to some minutes.
– Joerg S
Nov 13 at 17:08












Thanks for your answer. I made some tries. So, for my needs, It's better is I delete the node block in server-configuration file. Thanks
– Sylvain Goubaud
Nov 14 at 20:24




Thanks for your answer. I made some tries. So, for my needs, It's better is I delete the node block in server-configuration file. Thanks
– Sylvain Goubaud
Nov 14 at 20:24












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withEnv is what you are looking for



node 

 // Some declaration and code

stage('Prepare deploy') 
 // Create a talbe for the servers lists
 def servers = [:]

 // For each server know, if deployment is enabled
 // deploy resources
 params.each srv, value ->
 if ("$value" == "true")
 // add the current current to the enabled servers
 servers["Server $srv"] = 

 // Install server - the SERVER and CONF variable need to be propagate to the others scripts
withEnv(["SERVER=props.SRV_$srv","CONF=env.DEPLOY_HOME + $srv"])
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-configuration"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-deploiement"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-postconfig"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-start"
 

 

parallel servers




server-config



#!/usr/bin/env groovy​
node
 // Some declaration
 stage('configure serveur')
 // The variable SERVER and CONF must be visible here
 // is it possible ?
 sh "ssh -X " + env.USER +"@$env.SERVER 'sh echo "$env.CONF"'"






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  • Thank you very much. I tried withEnv and it worked. I was about to write a comment when I saw your answer
    – Sylvain Goubaud
    Nov 10 at 20:10










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node 

 // Some declaration and code

stage('Prepare deploy') 
 // Create a talbe for the servers lists
 def servers = [:]

 // For each server know, if deployment is enabled
 // deploy resources
 params.each srv, value ->
 if ("$value" == "true")
 // add the current current to the enabled servers
 servers["Server $srv"] = 

 // Install server - the SERVER and CONF variable need to be propagate to the others scripts
withEnv(["SERVER=props.SRV_$srv","CONF=env.DEPLOY_HOME + $srv"])
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-configuration"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-deploiement"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-postconfig"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-start"
 

 

parallel servers




server-config



#!/usr/bin/env groovy​
node
 // Some declaration
 stage('configure serveur')
 // The variable SERVER and CONF must be visible here
 // is it possible ?
 sh "ssh -X " + env.USER +"@$env.SERVER 'sh echo "$env.CONF"'"






share|improve this answer




















  • Thank you very much. I tried withEnv and it worked. I was about to write a comment when I saw your answer
    – Sylvain Goubaud
    Nov 10 at 20:10














up vote
1
down vote



accepted










withEnv is what you are looking for



node 

 // Some declaration and code

stage('Prepare deploy') 
 // Create a talbe for the servers lists
 def servers = [:]

 // For each server know, if deployment is enabled
 // deploy resources
 params.each srv, value ->
 if ("$value" == "true")
 // add the current current to the enabled servers
 servers["Server $srv"] = 

 // Install server - the SERVER and CONF variable need to be propagate to the others scripts
withEnv(["SERVER=props.SRV_$srv","CONF=env.DEPLOY_HOME + $srv"])
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-configuration"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-deploiement"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-postconfig"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-start"
 

 

parallel servers




server-config



#!/usr/bin/env groovy​
node
 // Some declaration
 stage('configure serveur')
 // The variable SERVER and CONF must be visible here
 // is it possible ?
 sh "ssh -X " + env.USER +"@$env.SERVER 'sh echo "$env.CONF"'"






share|improve this answer




















  • Thank you very much. I tried withEnv and it worked. I was about to write a comment when I saw your answer
    – Sylvain Goubaud
    Nov 10 at 20:10












up vote
1
down vote



accepted







up vote
1
down vote



accepted






withEnv is what you are looking for



node 

 // Some declaration and code

stage('Prepare deploy') 
 // Create a talbe for the servers lists
 def servers = [:]

 // For each server know, if deployment is enabled
 // deploy resources
 params.each srv, value ->
 if ("$value" == "true")
 // add the current current to the enabled servers
 servers["Server $srv"] = 

 // Install server - the SERVER and CONF variable need to be propagate to the others scripts
withEnv(["SERVER=props.SRV_$srv","CONF=env.DEPLOY_HOME + $srv"])
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-configuration"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-deploiement"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-postconfig"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-start"
 

 

parallel servers




server-config



#!/usr/bin/env groovy​
node
 // Some declaration
 stage('configure serveur')
 // The variable SERVER and CONF must be visible here
 // is it possible ?
 sh "ssh -X " + env.USER +"@$env.SERVER 'sh echo "$env.CONF"'"






share|improve this answer












withEnv is what you are looking for



node 

 // Some declaration and code

stage('Prepare deploy') 
 // Create a talbe for the servers lists
 def servers = [:]

 // For each server know, if deployment is enabled
 // deploy resources
 params.each srv, value ->
 if ("$value" == "true")
 // add the current current to the enabled servers
 servers["Server $srv"] = 

 // Install server - the SERVER and CONF variable need to be propagate to the others scripts
withEnv(["SERVER=props.SRV_$srv","CONF=env.DEPLOY_HOME + $srv"])
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-configuration"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-deploiement"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-postconfig"
 load env.JENKINSFILES_DIRECTORY + "/server-start"
 

 

parallel servers




server-config



#!/usr/bin/env groovy​
node
 // Some declaration
 stage('configure serveur')
 // The variable SERVER and CONF must be visible here
 // is it possible ?
 sh "ssh -X " + env.USER +"@$env.SERVER 'sh echo "$env.CONF"'"







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  • Thank you very much. I tried withEnv and it worked. I was about to write a comment when I saw your answer
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    – Sylvain Goubaud
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Thank you very much. I tried withEnv and it worked. I was about to write a comment when I saw your answer
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