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Type:
Bug
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Resolution: Not A Defect
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Priority:
Minor
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Component/s: pipeline-utility-steps-plugin
Looking at the code, this seems to be more of a general Jenkins issue than a plugin one, but I had to pick a place to file it, and this is where I'm seeing it.
If I use dot (.) to represent the current directory, findFiles fails to find anything. Here's sample pipeline script and output.
node {
touch file: 'oneFile.txt'
sh 'test -d dir/target || mkdir -p dir/target'
touch file: 'dir/anotherFile.txt'
touch file: 'dir/target/targetFile.txt'
def period_star = findFiles glob: './*'
def star = findFiles glob: '*'
def period_doublestar = findFiles glob: './**'
def doublestar = findFiles glob: '**'
def dir_doublestar = findFiles glob: 'dir/**'
def period_doublestar_target_doublestar = findFiles glob: './**/target/**'
def doublestar_target_doublestar = findFiles glob: '**/target/**'
echo "*: ${period_star.length} ${star.length}"
echo "**: ${period_doublestar.length} ${doublestar.length} ${dir_doublestar.length}"
echo "**/target/**: ${period_doublestar_target_doublestar.length} ${doublestar_target_doublestar.length}"
}
Output:
[Pipeline] node
Running on mesos-jenkins-260e7dcce7044a1b90d183a388efed99-mesos in /jenkins/workspace/findfiles_test_pipeline
[Pipeline] {
[Pipeline] touch
[Pipeline] sh
[findfiles_test_pipeline] Running shell script
+ test -d dir/target
[Pipeline] touch
[Pipeline] touch
[Pipeline] findFiles
[Pipeline] findFiles
[Pipeline] findFiles
[Pipeline] findFiles
[Pipeline] findFiles
[Pipeline] findFiles
[Pipeline] findFiles
[Pipeline] echo
*: 0 2
[Pipeline] echo
**: 0 6 4
[Pipeline] echo
**/target/**: 0 2
[Pipeline] }
[Pipeline] // node
[Pipeline] End of Pipeline
