The first line of the Jenkinsfile should be "!#/usr/bin/env groovy", is that correct?

[dandeliondodgeball]

I just noticed this comment in the Jenkins User Handbook [https://jenkins.io/user-handbook.pdf].

[Mark Waite]

I suspect you meant (and I've confirmed that the handbook has it correct).:

#! /usr/bin/env groovy

rather than

!# /usr/bin/env groovy

That can be helpful as the first line, as described in the handbook.  It helps some editors and viewer recognize portions of the file more readily.

Mark Waite

On Wed, Oct 11, 2017 at 9:39 AM dandeliondodgeball <chris...@3derm.com> wrote:

I just noticed this comment in the Jenkins User Handbook [https://jenkins.io/user-handbook.pdf].

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[dandeliondodgeball]

My life is full of typos, so yes 

#! /usr/bin/env groovy

Oh, it is only to make my IDE life a better place.  I understand now.  Thanks.

[Mark Waite]

Yes, it helps the editors.  It won't allow you to run a Jenkins Pipeline script from the Linux command line.

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