Jenkins Pipeline plugin seemingly skipping commands

[lionel...@gmail.com]

I have a Jenkins Pipeline plugin script that looks like this:

stage("check out project") {
    shell "pwd"
    echo "test 1"
    git credentialsId: "user", url: "http://url/project"
    echo "test 2"
    shell "git --version"
    echo "test 3"
}

The output of the build is then this:

[Pipeline] stage
[Pipeline] { (check out project)
[Pipeline] echo
test 1
[Pipeline] echo
test 2
[Pipeline] echo
test 3
[Pipeline] }
[Pipeline] // stage
[Pipeline] End of Pipeline
Finished: SUCCESS

Judging from the output and from the build time only the echo commands are executed. All other commands are ignored. No error seems to occur.

How can I get all commands to be executed?

[jer...@bodycad.com]

They probably are all executed, just the output is not redirect (yeah IO pipe into pipeline are not so funny so far). You can use the redirect stdout

The good

println(shell(['returnStdout': true, 'script': "git --version" ]));

The bad

This doesn't split std::out and std::cerr either, so you are on your own to split and parse the whole thing.

The ugly

You cannot return both the return value ('returnStatus': true) and the stdout at the same time! So you are totaly out of luck if you need both.