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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Major
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None
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Ubuntu 14.04 x86_64
Jenkins 2.12
OPEN JDK 1.7
Active Choices Plug-in 1.4
In "Build with parameters" page,
the output of 'Active Choices Reactive Reference Parameter' type
would display correctly based upon other active choice changes.
However, during the build,
the variable to the 'Active Choices Reactive Reference Parameter' type is always empty.
Jenkins "parameter" page also shows that variable as empty
[JENKINS-36509] 'Active Choices Reactive Reference Parameter' type variable is empty
This is the expected behavior as described on https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Active+Choices+Plugin. Read instructions on how to pass parameters to the build there please.
Rick Liu
added a comment - Thanks~
This code is working.
But is it possible to make the field to be READ-ONLY?
This field is more like the conclusion field based upon other Active-Choice selections.
It will display to inform the user's final selection,
and it will be used inside the Jenkins build.
return "<input name=\"value\" value=\"${reactRefParam}\" class=\"setting-input\" type=\"text\">"
This code fulfills my requirement.
It just after Active-Choice updates the field,
the user might still accidentally changed the text.
Rick Liu
added a comment - Thanks~
This code is working.
But is it possible to make the field to be READ-ONLY?
This field is more like the conclusion field based upon other Active-Choice selections.
It will display to inform the user's final selection,
and it will be used inside the Jenkins build.
return "<input name=\" value\ " value=\" ${reactRefParam}\ " class=\" setting-input\ " type=\" text\ ">"
This code fulfills my requirement.
It just after Active-Choice updates the field,
the user might still accidentally changed the text. Rick Liu
added a comment - i found a solution to make it read-only using HTML
return "<input name=\"value\" value=\"${reactRefParam}\" class=\"setting-input\" type=\"text\" readonly>"
Rick Liu
added a comment - i found a solution to make it read-only using HTML
return "<input name=\" value\ " value=\" ${reactRefParam}\ " class=\" setting-input\ " type=\" text\ " readonly>"
Thanks for confirming it is working totoroliu. Closing this issue.
The Groovy script must return valid HTML in the form:
where *reactRefParam *is the value calcuclated by the script that you want to use as parameter. In addition, under 'Advanced' options check the 'Omit Value Field'. Make sure you read the documentation on the Active-Choices https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Active+Choices+Plugin wiki page documenting these techniques under 'Passing Reactive Reference Values to the build' (Scenatio 1, 2)