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Improvement
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Resolution: Won't Do
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Trivial
When using a mutli-line quote, the interpreter must be on the first line, which doesn't look as nice.
Works:
sh """#!/bin/bash -xel set -o pipefail # Do stuff. """
Want:
sh """ #!/bin/bash -xel set -o pipefail # Do stuff. """
(The latter will be passed to the default shell and ignored as a comment since it is on the second line.)
[JENKINS-47787] Multiline shell script should take interpreter from first non-blank line
Erring on the side of using the supplied input exactly rather than trying to guess what was meant.
A workaround of putting .trim() at the end of the triple-double quote does work:
sh """ #!/bin/bash -xel set -o pipefail # do stuff """.trim()