johnbieren / contra-env-sample-project

This is a sample project to use for OpenShift s2i Templates and Jenkins Pipelines

contra-env-sample-project

This is a sample project to use for OpenShift s2i Templates and Jenkins Pipelines

Job DSL Support

This project by default will create a freestyle job called "dsl_seed" that is meant to load your pipeline repo along with openshift/contra-lib. Contra-lib is loaded to provide library support. To use the dsl_seed job, follow these steps.

Create the directories

mkdir -p your-pipeline-repo/src/jobs

Add a script to the jobs directory

This example creates a job called samplePipelineJob and leverages the class PipelineJob in openshift/contra-lib.

import org.centos.contra.jobdsl.PipelineJob


def job = new PipelineJob(this, 'samplePipelineJob')
job.fedMsgTrigger('org.fedoraprojectb', 'fedora-fedmsg', ['check1': 'value1'])
job.addGit([branch: 'master', repoUrl: 'https://github.com/CentOS-PaaS-SIG/contra-env-sample-project.git'])
job.logRotate()

Install Jenkins

Use the provided OpenShift template and provide the link to your pipeline repo.

oc new-app -f jenkins-persistent.yml -p DSL_JOB_REPO=githubOrg/pipeline-repo

Custom Shared Libraries

This project adds contra-lib and contra-library as shared libraries to the Jenkins master automatically. However, the user can change which shared libraries are added. To do so, navigate to sharedLibConfigs. Each json file represents a shared library. Any number of json files can be added or removed from this directory. Supported fields include the name of the library (required), the url to it (required), and the following optional fields: refspec, implicit, and branch.