hmrc / jenkins-jobs

Job definitions derived from jenkins-job-builders

jenkins-jobs

Automated Jenkins jobs and views, based upon jenkins-job-builders

Building

Run ./gradlew clean test locally to test your changes. The test suite will ensure the job definitions are capable of producing the expected config XML for Jenkins.

License

This code is open source software licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.

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Can't get jobs to run when cloning this project

Hey folks, happy new year!

More of a question than an issue. I am trying to get us up and running using the HMRC jenkins-job-builders project. I thought a good first step would be to clone this project and get it building in a local Jenkins instance. However when I try this I am getting a rather unfathomable exception.

Here's what I've done:

• Spin up a Jenkins instance (v1.580.2) docker run -p 8080:8080 -v /foo/jenkins-home:/var/jenkins_home jenkins:latest
• Install Jenkins job DSL plugin (v1.38)
• Installed various other plugins (Git, Github etc, nothing particularly unusual)
• Set up a seed job which clones this repository and does the following:

    Gradle Step
        Use Gradle Wrapper = true
        From Root Build Script Dir = true
        Tasks = clean build
    Process Jobs DSL Step
        Look On Filesystem = true
        DSL Scripts = jobs/**/*.groovy
        Removed Jobs = Delete
        Removed Views = Delete
        Context To Use For Relative Job Names = Jenkins Root
        Additional Classpath = build/libs/*.jar

When I run the seed job it fails with the following error:

ERROR: (JobBuilder.groovy, line 124) No signature of method: ci_open_jenkins.build.aoss.job() is applicable for argument types: (uk.gov.hmrc.jenkinsjobbuilders.domain.builder.JobBuilder$_build_closure1) values: [uk.gov.hmrc.jenkinsjobbuilders.domain.builder.JobBuilder$_build_closure1@43dde5e2]
Possible solutions: job(java.lang.String), job(java.lang.String, groovy.lang.Closure), run(), run(), any(), use([Ljava.lang.Object;)
Finished: FAILURE

Looking at line 124 it seems to call the script instance (which is cast in the script as a JobDslFactory). I'm wondering if some clever dynamic magic isn't happening which is resulting in the script instance not being given a job() method?

V grateful for any insight here.

Cheers,

Edd