Cancel or abort a freestyle job and mark job as success

[mark....@subccontrol.com]

I've been scouring the internet for a way to do this and have had no success

We use git as our source control

Our jenkins server is running in windows

I am using windows batch scripts for several build tasks

I have written a batch script that checks the commit message for a specific bit of text that indicates that we don't want jenkins to build this job.  At the end of this script I would like jenkins to halt all further build steps and mark the job as a success.

I could easily do this with:

exit 1

but that would result in the job being marked as failed, and then a bunch of people receive emails when they are not supposed to.

Any advice?

Thanks.

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[Victor Martinez]

I used https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/Groovy+Postbuild+Plugin in the past to manipulate the build status. It might help you 

Cheers

[Cuong Tran]

You can exit 0. You can also tell Jenkins to mark the job as unstable with a specific exit code.

[Eric Pyle]

Assuming you are using the freestyle job type, you could make the further build steps part of a Conditional steps build step. The status for the condition could be determined by running your batch script, or by creating (or not) a file in the workspace during your batch script as a flag on whether to continue.

-Eric

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[mark....@subccontrol.com]

As far as I understand neither of these will abort the build.  I want to prevent further build steps from executing and mark the build as success

[mark....@subccontrol.com]

That is what I have done now.  I'm hoping it works.

On Thursday, May 24, 2018 at 12:45:02 PM UTC-2:30, Eric Pyle wrote:

Assuming you are using the freestyle job type, you could make the further build steps part of a Conditional steps build step. The status for the condition could be determined by running your batch script, or by creating (or not) a file in the workspace during your batch script as a flag on whether to continue.

-Eric

On Thu, May 24, 2018 at 12:23 AM, <mark....@subccontrol.com> wrote:

I've been scouring the internet for a way to do this and have had no success

We use git as our source control

Our jenkins server is running in windows

I am using windows batch scripts for several build tasks

I have written a batch script that checks the commit message for a specific bit of text that indicates that we don't want jenkins to build this job.  At the end of this script I would like jenkins to halt all further build steps and mark the job as a success.

I could easily do this with:

exit 1

but that would result in the job being marked as failed, and then a bunch of people receive emails when they are not supposed to.

Any advice?

Thanks.

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