[JIRA] (JENKINS-57994) Shared Libraries: Branch specifier ignored when passing a list of shared libraries

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Jenkins / JENKINS-57994 Shared Libraries: Branch specifier ignored when passing a list of shared libraries Issue Type: Bug Assignee: Unassigned Components: pipeline Created: 2019-06-12 21:30 Priority: Major Reporter: Mark Mutti I've searched for an existing bug describing this behavior to no avail, but please forgive me if this issue is a duplicate.   Expected Behavior Per the official "Extending with Shared Libraries" doc, we can load multiple libraries like so: @Library(['my-shared-library', 'otherlib@abc1234']) _ Experienced Behavior However, I've found that not to be the case and I've concluded that when using a list of shared libraries, the branch specifier is ignored:     Single Library Library List Code @Library('otherlib@abc1234') _ @Library(['my-shared-library', 'otherlib@abc1234']) _ Loading Message Loading library otherlib@abc1234 Loading library otherlib@abc1234 Result The println in the dev branch is shown as expected The println in the master branch is shown Conclusion Works as intended! Something's wrong. We should be able to version-pin any library from within a list Add Comment

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Jenkins / JENKINS-57994 Shared Libraries: Branch specifier ignored when passing a list of shared libraries

Change By: Mark Mutti

I've searched for an existing bug describing this behavior to no avail, but please forgive me if this issue is a duplicate.

*Expected Behavior* Per +[the official "Extending with Shared Libraries" doc|#using-libraries] ] +, we can load multiple libraries like so: {code:java}

@Library(['my-shared-library', 'otherlib@abc1234']) _

{code} *Experienced Behavior*

However, I've found that not to be the case and I've concluded that when using a list of shared libraries, the branch specifier is ignored:   || ||Single Library||Library List||

|_Code_|{code:java} @Library('otherlib@abc1234') _ {code}|{code:java} @Library(['my-shared-library', 'otherlib@abc1234']) _{code}| |_Loading Message_|{code:java} Loading library otherlib@abc1234{code}|{code:java} Loading library otherlib@abc1234{code}| |_Result_|The println in the +dev branch+ is shown as expected|The println in the +master+ branch is shown| |_Conclusion_|Works as intended!|Something's wrong. We should be able to version-pin any library from within a list|

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Jenkins / JENKINS-57994 Shared Libraries: Branch specifier ignored when passing a list of shared libraries Change By: Mark Mutti

I've searched for an existing bug describing this behavior to no avail, but please forgive me if this issue is a duplicate.   *Expected Behavior*

Per + [the official "Extending with Shared Libraries" doc| [https://jenkins.io/doc/book/pipeline/shared-libraries/ #using-libraries]] + , we can load multiple libraries like so:

{code:java} @Library(['my-shared-library', 'otherlib@abc1234']) _ {code}

*Experienced Behavior* However, I've found that not to be the case and I've concluded that when using a list of shared libraries, the branch specifier is ignored:   || ||Single Library||Library List|| |_Code_|{code:java} @Library('otherlib@abc1234') _ {code}|{code:java} @Library(['my-shared-library', 'otherlib@abc1234']) _{code}| |_Loading Message_|{code:java} Loading library otherlib@abc1234{code}|{code:java} Loading library otherlib@abc1234{code}| |_Result_|The println in the +dev branch+ is shown as expected|The println in the +master+ branch is shown| |_Conclusion_|Works as intended!|Something's wrong. We should be able to version-pin any library from within a list|

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Mark Mutti updated an issue

Jenkins / JENKINS-57994 Shared Libraries: Branch specifier ignored when passing a list of shared libraries Change By: Mark Mutti

I've searched for an existing bug describing this behavior to no avail, but please forgive me if this issue is a duplicate.   *Expected Behavior*

Per +[the official "Extending with Shared Libraries" doc|#using-libraries]+, we can load multiple libraries like so , using a branch specifier to fetch a specific version :

{code:java} @Library(['my-shared-library', 'otherlib@abc1234']) _ {code}

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*Experienced Behavior* However, I've found that not to be the case and I've concluded that when using a list of shared libraries, the branch specifier is ignored:   || ||Single Library||Library List|| |_Code_|{code:java} @Library('otherlib@abc1234') _ {code}|{code:java} @Library(['my-shared-library', 'otherlib@abc1234']) _{code}| |_Loading Message_|{code:java} Loading library otherlib@abc1234{code}|{code:java} Loading library otherlib@abc1234{code}| |_Result_|The println in the +dev branch+ is shown as expected|The println in the +master+ branch is shown| |_Conclusion_|Works as intended!|Something's wrong. We should be able to version-pin any library from within a list|

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