[JIRA] (JENKINS-18349) Allow to use @Grab in a Script Console

[jglick@cloudbees.com (JIRA)]

Jesse Glick commented on JENKINS-18349

Re: Allow to use @Grab in a Script Console Would be wiser to do JENKINS-29068 first. Add Comment

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Jesse Glick commented on JENKINS-18349

Re: Allow to use @Grab in a Script Console

Not a long-term solution, but I found a way in JENKINS-26192 to make it work in Pipeline global libraries which as a side effect makes it work throughout Jenkins (unless I go to special effort to suppress that).

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[lvotypko@redhat.com (JIRA)]

Lucie Votypkova assigned an issue to vjuranek

Jenkins / JENKINS-18349

Allow to use @Grab in a Script Console

Change By: Lucie Votypkova Assignee: Lucie Votypkova vjuranek

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[jglick@cloudbees.com (JIRA)]

Jesse Glick commented on JENKINS-18349

Re: Allow to use @Grab in a Script Console The issue here is that while Groovy bundles the Grape system, you need to have Ivy in the classpath for it to actually work. workflow-cps-global-lib bundles Ivy for this reasons, so other components could make use of Grape if they follow that class loader (or UberClassLoader). In JENKINS-26635 I had to add an optional dependency to the groovy plugin.

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