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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Major
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Jenkins: 1.651.3
job-dsl-plugin: 1.51
OS: Linux
Java 8
I can run job-dsl-plugin without problem from within Jenkins but when I run the standalone plugin from the same directory( workspace root) as inside Jenkins I get problem with imports in my *.dsl files.
They are placed in the same directory as my *.dsl files and the imports works fine when I run the standalone plugin in the same directory, but when I move to the workspace root it does not work.
I have tried to change the imports from "import constants" into "import project1/dsls/constants" and add package declarations in the imported files like "package project1.dsls" and that works but then it does not work from inside Jenkins anymore.
Example file structure:
- workspace( Jenkins)
- scripts
- start.groovy
- project1
- dsls
- dsl1.dsl
- dsl2.dsl
- constants
[JENKINS-42299] Difference in root path when using job-dsl-plugin in jenkins versus standalone
Per-Arne Landström
created issue -
Per-Arne Landström
made changes -
| Description |
Original:
I can run job-dsl-plugin without problem from within Jenkins but when I run the standalone plugin from the same directory( workspace root) as inside Jenkins I get problem with imports in my *.dsl files. They are placed in the same directory as my *.dsl files and the imports works fine when I run the standalone plugin in the same directory, but when I move to the workspace root it does not work. I have tried to change the imports from "import constants" into "import project1/dsls/constants" and add package declarations in the imported files like "package project1.dsls" and that works but then it does not work from inside Jenkins anymore. Example file structure: - workspace( Jenkins) - scripts - start.groovy - project1 - dsls - dsl1.dsl - dsl2.dsl - constants |
New:
I can run job-dsl-plugin without problem from within Jenkins but when I run the standalone plugin from the same directory( workspace root) as inside Jenkins I get problem with imports in my *.dsl files. They are placed in the same directory as my *.dsl files and the imports works fine when I run the standalone plugin in the same directory, but when I move to the workspace root it does not work. I have tried to change the imports from "import constants" into "import project1/dsls/constants" and add package declarations in the imported files like "package project1.dsls" and that works but then it does not work from inside Jenkins anymore. Example file structure: {noformat} - workspace( Jenkins) - scripts - start.groovy - project1 - dsls - dsl1.dsl - dsl2.dsl - constants {noformat} |
| Resolution | New: Fixed [ 1 ] | |
| Status | Original: Open [ 1 ] | New: Resolved [ 5 ] |
Daniel Spilker
made changes -
| Status | Original: Resolved [ 5 ] | New: Closed [ 6 ] |
