How can we pass parameters in Groovy script in Jenkins pipeline?
I have written xyz.groovy, it loads and executes fine but i would like to pass parameters in it instead of duplication of jobs. I tried passing load '../xyz.groovy' param1 param2 but no luck.
node { load '../xyz.groovy' }() import hudson.model.* import groovy.json.JsonBuilder import groovy.json.JsonOutput import java.net.URL echo "\nParameters.." echo param1 echo param2 Can't you do something similar to this instead: How do you load a groovy file and execute it
You create methods in your groovy that you call with the parameters?
node { def script = load '../xyz.groovy' script.method(param1, param2) } This can be done simply by using the ${jenkins_param} syntax
e.g
RELEASE_VERSION = "1.0"${RELEASE_VERSION} in the groovy scriptThis will resolve as "1.0" when the script is running
params.xyz with env.xyz. You can't access params outside of the pipeline (unless you pass in the params object), but you can access env anywhere. And, in the above example, ${RELEASE_VERSION} really means ${env.RELEASE_VERSION}. I haven't played with non-string params as env vars; i would assume they are transformed to strings.