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How to access pipeline DSL in groovy classes(and not in Jenkinsfile)?

I want to access pipeline steps like 'bat' or 'echo' in my groovy classes but I am not really aware of how the 'script' variable usage works. This is very small repository with only this class and I am calling this class in groovy test(spock test). Can somebody please enlighten me on correct usage of 'script' variable and how the call should look like ?

SoftwareInstallation.groovy

class SoftwareInstallation implements Serializable
Script script

def runInstallationJar(repoDir)
def exitValues=
def configFiles=['software1.xml', 'software2.xml']
configFiles.each
def status = script.bat returnStatus: true, script: " java -jar $repoDir\resources\software.jar --inputxml=$repoDir\resources\$it"
script.echo "Return status : $status"
if (status)
log 'success'
else
log 'failure'

exitValues.add(status)

return exitValues



ps- I do have a Jenkinsfile but that just contains a gradle call to run tests.

1 Answer
1

There is an example in the article about Extending with Shared Libraries.

There you'll find following code:

package org.foo
class Utilities implements Serializable
def steps
Utilities(steps) this.steps = steps
def mvn(args)
steps.sh "$steps.tool 'Maven'/bin/mvn -o $args"




@Library('utils') import org.foo.Utilities
def utils = new Utilities(this)
node
utils.mvn 'clean package'



It doesn't really matter whether you defined the class inside of a library or in your script. The approach would be the same:

class Utilities implements Serializable
def steps
Utilities(steps) this.steps = steps
def mvn(args)
steps.sh "$steps.tool 'Maven'/bin/mvn -o $args"


def utils = new Utilities(this)
node
utils.mvn 'clean package'



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