Logging to the console output from a trusted global pipeline library

[Sean McNamara]

Hello,

I'm trying to print to the console output tab of a running pipeline
project from a global pipeline library. My understanding is that the
only way to do this is via the echo step.

What I have is a bunch of more "sophisticated" Groovy code (such as -
*gasp!* - loops) that doesn't work under the CPS interpreter, so I
have *most* of my global pipeline library's methods annotated with
@NonCPS.

However, I have a CPS-interpreted class that looks like this:

class Stepper implements Serializable {
static def steps
static def log(o) { Stepper.steps.echo o; }
}

When I call Stepper.log "hi" from other classes in the global pipeline
library (mostly from @NonCPS methods), it works fine the *first* time.
But every subsequent call to Stepper.log does not print to the console
output.

Interestingly, the job succeeds; no exception is thrown on the JVM
stdout/stderr; and no complaining messages are printed to the console
output. It just... silently eats my echo steps.

Am I doing something wrong, or is this by design?

My environment is:

Jenkins 2.19.1 running on Oracle JDK 8u112 64-bit on Windows 10
64-bit. Started with java -jar jenkins.war

Thanks,

Sean

[Sean McNamara]

Amendment below; I omitted some information...

On Sat, Oct 22, 2016 at 9:33 AM, Sean McNamara <smc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to print to the console output tab of a running pipeline
> project from a global pipeline library. My understanding is that the
> only way to do this is via the echo step.
>
> What I have is a bunch of more "sophisticated" Groovy code (such as -
> *gasp!* - loops) that doesn't work under the CPS interpreter, so I
> have *most* of my global pipeline library's methods annotated with
> @NonCPS.
>
> However, I have a CPS-interpreted class that looks like this:
>
> class Stepper implements Serializable {
> static def steps
> static def log(o) { Stepper.steps.echo o; }
> }

I *also* have the following in my pipeline script, after the @Library
and import statements:

Stepper.steps = this

node {
DriverMethods.main(param) // Kicks off the complex code in the
global pipeline library, passing a build parameter to it

[Baptiste Mathus]

Hi,

IIUC you try to call a step (echo) from nonCPS, this is not supported. 

See https://groups.google.com/d/msg/jenkinsci-users/1BIPH5FrktE/3N02pUNDAgAJ and more explanations here on a previous answer of mine https://groups.google.com/d/msg/jenkinsci-users/1BIPH5FrktE/p9Ys5gJEAgAJ

HTH

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