Using git publisher from a Jenkinsfile pipeline?

[Mark Waite]

I've been creating Jenkins jobs as tests of various bug fixes and storing them in a git repository.  Currently, the Jenkins jobs include the definition of the verification steps to confirm the bug is fixed.

The pipeline file seems like a better way to check that the problem is fixed, since the checks for successful job completion can be done in groovy.

One of the bugs I need to check needs to use the git publisher to push a commit back to the originating repository and branch.  In the snippet generator I can see an entry for "publishHTML", but I don't see any entry that would let me use the git publisher to push changes.  A google search also did not show any obvious hints of ways I could use the git publisher.

Are there examples that use the git publisher from a pipeline script?

Thanks,

Mark Waite

[Mark Waite]

I found the answer.  Sorry to bother the list.

Git publisher is not yet supported with pipeline (see https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-28335)

A work around to publish to git from a pipeline is available.  See https://github.com/jenkinsci/pipeline-examples/blob/master/pipeline-examples/push-git-repo/pushGitRepo.Groovy 

Mark Waite

[Random Guy]

I tried withCredentials() method...  its giving an error.. NoSuchMethodError...

java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: No such DSL method 'withCredentials' found

 Here is how my method look

withCredentials([[$class: 'UsernamePasswordMultiBinding', credentialsId: 'myid', usernameVariable: 'USERNAME', passwordVariable: 'PASSWORD']]) {

           sh("git tag -a ${TAG_NAME}")

           sh('git push https://${USERNAME}:${PASSWORD}@game-of-life --tags')

}

any idea?

[Andrey Makeev]

I want to share my Jenkins Pipeline setup and my solution to publish changes/tags to git repo via SSH (While Git Publish Support is under development). Please check it out for more info, any improvement ideas are welcome.

In short you just add file *git_push_ssh.groovy* to your project and call method pushSSH() from Jenkinsfile like this:

    env.BRANCH_NAME = "mycoolbranch"// BRANCH_NAME is predefined in multibranch pipeline job
    env.J_GIT_CONFIG = "true"
    env.J_USERNAME = "Jenkins CI"
    env.J_EMAIL = "jenki...@example.com"
    env.J_CREDS_IDS = '02aa92ec-593e-4a90-ac85-3f43a06cfae3' // Use credentials id from Jenkins
    def gitLib = load "git_push_ssh.groovy"
    ...
    gitLib.pushSSH(commitMsg: "Jenkins build #${env.BUILD_NUMBER}", tagName: "build-${env.BUILD_NUMBER}", files: "changelog.txt someotherfile.txt");

суббота, 27 августа 2016 г., 4:02:40 UTC+4 пользователь Random Guy написал:

[Eduardo Aparicio Cardenes]

This is really cool guys. 

I was wondering why

checkout scm

it didn't enable git command to avoid create sh command, but I guess this is in progress. it will be good if you can share as troubleshooting in pipelines plugin because the integration with Git is a little unclear for a newbie like me