Jenkins Workflow Build Information

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How do you access current, and related, build information from within a Jenkins workflow groovy script?

I can see things like currentBuild.result and currentBuild.previousBuild being documented, but I can't see how I can access, for example:

The URL of the current build job.
The URL of build jobs that this workflow triggered.
The console output of a particular failed build job, etc.

Thanks for any pointers.

Best Answer

currentBuild.rawBuild will give you the non cached hudson.model.Run object, see hudson.model.Run

from there, to access i.e. the build log:

def buildLog = currentBuild.rawBuild.log

currentBuild.rawBuild is also of type hudson.model.AbstractBuild which can give you other details like changeset, actions

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Php – Custom URL rewrite in wordpress

This actually isn't that hard to do. I'll go down, page by page, what you would need to do to achieve this.

Articles Page

Create a new template in your theme folder (/wp-content/themes/your-theme/) called discusses.php and just add the following content:

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The easiest way to have all your articles appearing as /discussed/title is to rename the default category (in Posts → Categories) to discussed. Then set your permalinks to be:

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Assuming this will be some kind of custom design, the easiest thing to do would be to create a custom template and Page in the pages section, as you did for the articles page, and throw your custom HTML and CSS into that. I would then set each specific design page to be a child page of that in the pages section. You can use the WPdb classs to make custom queries to populate the Portfolio page.

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