Jenkins pipeline: how to get the different paths

[thomas....@teamaol.com]

Hi,

writing a Jenkinsfile like this:

node{
    def WORKSPACE=pwd()
}

The path is initially empty. The content is stored at pwd() + "@script".

So basically I could use two variables

 - def WORK_PATH=pwd()

 - def SOURCES=pwd() + "@script"

However there is also a @tmp path for the project and when the job runs in parallel we also have numbering in the paths.

Since I'm writing coded pipelines ... I could live with that if I could see

how to access the individial paths. I have not found documentation on this.

Anybody who could help please?

Kind regards,

Thomas

[thomas....@teamaol.com]

One information is "pwd(tmp:true)" which provides the  @tmp path. When same job runs two times in parallel the path provided by pwd(...) returns a path with additionally a number.

Current path:/var/lib/jenkins/workspace/Foo@2
Temp path:/var/lib/jenkins/workspace/Foo@2@tmp

Remains: how do I get the @script Path? 

[Baptiste Mathus]

What are you trying to do?

At first sight, seems to me you're on the path of pain. You seem to be to developing things somehow in the "user" space relying on internal things that may change without any notice IMO.

Just my 2 cents

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