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Example:
32 - fail
31 - stable no change (triggered by parent)
30 - stable with changes
29 - fail
...
I want a query to return 30
So far what I got:
To query the last stable build number:
http://jenkins/job/project_name/lastStableBuild/buildNumber
This returns 31. Not exactly what I need.
To check if this build has changes, the only way I know is :
http://jenkins/job/project_name/31/api/json
Then I need to go inside the huge JSON and check if any item in changeSet > items.
Is there a easier way to query for the latest stable build with changes (30) ?
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You can see all global variables at http://jenkins-url/pipeline-syntax/globals. The number can be retrieved from it. You can see all of the whitelisted calls on RunWrapper . So, in your pipeline you could do currentBuild.
I know I can call localhost/job/RSpec/lastBuild/api/json to get the status of the lastest Jenkins build.
Jenkins CLI's "build" command changes the exit code depending on the result of the build, as long as you use the -s or -f option at the end. Notice that the option goes at the end; it's not the first -s , which is used to define the URL of the Jenkins instance. echo $? If the result is 0, it was a success.
Jenkins' Remote access API with:
http://jenkins/job/<your job>/<build no>/api/xml
supports XPath, too:
XPath selection
The XML API supports a selection by XPath by using the query parameter 'xpath'. This is convenient for extracting information in environments where XML manipulation is tedious (such as shell script.) See issue #626 for an example of how to use this.
See .../api/ on your Jenkins server for more up-to-date details.
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