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  2. JENKINS-62591

Is it possible to compile jenkins pipeline into jar for shared library to use it?

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      Here's my question, I want to compile jenkins pipeline into jar for shared library to import and use it, so that I can protect my jenkins pipeline source code.

      As we know, shared library can use third-party libraries, I write my own third-party library and compile into jar then make shared library to import and use it, but I don't know how to call jenkins pipeline steps in my own third-party library.

      Here's what I do:

      1. I create my own third-party library write by groovy language and compile it into jar, source code like this:

      // src/main/groovy/DemoLibrary.groovy

// I want this library to run jenkins pipeline step
package com.example

import org.jenkinsci.plugins.workflow.steps.durable_task.ShellStep

class DemoLibrary {
    // this function can run command in jenkins master node
    // runShell(script: script, cwd: cwd)
    // return: process
    def runShell(args) {
        def cmd = args.script
        if (args.cwd && args.cwd != "") {
            cmd = "cd ${args.cwd} && ${cmd}"
        }
        def cmds = ['bash', '-c', cmd]
        def proc = cmds.execute()
        proc.waitFor()
        if (proc.exitValue() != 0) {
            throw new Exception("[ERROR] run shell error: ${proc.err.text}")
        }
        return proc
    }

    // i want this function to call jenkins "sh" step, but i don't know how to get StepContext in shared library
    // runStepShell(script: script, context: context)
    // return: stepExecution
    def runStepShell(args) {
        def shellStep = new ShellStep(args.script)
        def stepExecution = shellStep.start(args.context)
        retrun stepExecution
    }
}

      2. I create my shared library, source code like this:

       

      // vars/demoLibrary.groovy

@Grab('com.example:demo-library:0.1.0')

@Field demoLib = new DemoLibrary()

def demoStage() {
    docker.image("alpine:latest").inside("--user 1000:1000") {
        def script = "hostname"
        // run step "sh" can show the hostname of the docker container
        sh script: script
        // but run runShell show the hostname of the jenkins master
        def proc = demoLib.runShell(script: script)
        echo "${proc.text}"

        // how can i get the docker stepContext to make my third-party library to run jenkins sh step?
        demoLib.rrunStepShell(script: script, context: context)
    }
}

      Is it possible I can call jenkins steps in my own third-party library? This stucked me for several days. Thx

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