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My jenkins job creates a temporary subfolder, say "mydir", within the workspace that I then want to archive using the postbuild step "Archive artifacts".
I'm using the following command:
mydir/**/*
It works well but the archive will always contains mydir as the root of the artifacts whereas I would like to have the contents of this folder only.
How to do this?
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Go to your client project and select configure. Create a post-build action and select 'archive artififacts' from the drop down menu. Add the type of files you want to archive (and eventually, copy and export).
You can use Ant-style pattern, e.g. target/*. jar to archive multiple artifacts. And it is possible to use a comma separated list of patterns if your files can't be matched with one pattern, e.g. target/*. jar, target/*.
By default, Jenkins archives artifacts generated by the build. These artifacts are stored in the JENKINS_HOME directory with all other elements such as job configuration files.
You could simply archive the complete workspace at the end of a build. It would then get deleted when the job is deleted. To do this: Add post-build action -> "Archive the artifacts"
To archive your entire folder in jenkins.
In your case let us say. If you want to archive complete "mydir" folder
**/my_dir/**
That is one way. If you have other folders with the same name. Then you can provide proper parent directory as well.
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You can use dir() to archive the artifact from inside the desired directory:
stage('Archive') {
steps {
dir('mydir') {
archiveArtifacts artifacts: '**'
}
}
}
https://jenkins.io/doc/pipeline/steps/workflow-basic-steps/#dir-change-current-directory
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