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  2. JENKINS-34974

Pass shell object to groovy script

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    • groovy-plugin
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      Pass the current "shell" object in the binding to the grovvy script. That would simplify loading and running other groovy scripts from the workspace.

      Currently I'm using 

      static loadScriptFromWorkspace(build, fileName, loader=null)
        def scriptFile = build.project.getWorkspace().child(fileName)
        def cl = loader ?: Jenkins.getInstance().getPluginManager().uberClassLoader
        def groovyShell = new GroovyShell(cl)
        return groovyShell.parse(scriptFile.read().newReader())
}

      And this is invoked with 

      loadScriptFromWorkspace(build, "foo.groovy", this.class.classLoader)

      With a "shell" object, I can skip the classloader part.

      static loadScriptFromWorkspace(groovyShell, fileName)
        build = groovyShell.getVariable("build")
        def scriptFile = build.project.getWorkspace().child(fileName)
        return groovyShell.parse(scriptFile.read().newReader())
}

      to create a new shell, loader is set to loader

      loadScriptFromWorkspace(shell, "foo.groovy")

          [JENKINS-34974] Pass shell object to groovy script

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