Global parameterized variables in Jenkins
In Jenkins we have parameterized variable concept at the individual job level.
I want to use this parameterized variable concept at the global level.
For e.g.: when I define Build_branch as string/choice parameter and it asks for the input from the user. similarly i want to define these parameter at the global level so if Build_branch is common parameter for multiple jobs, i can define it globally once and use/refer that as my parameter in my other jobs as parameter. This reduces to define this parameter at every job level
jenkins
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In Jenkins we have parameterized variable concept at the individual job level.
I want to use this parameterized variable concept at the global level.
For e.g.: when I define Build_branch as string/choice parameter and it asks for the input from the user. similarly i want to define these parameter at the global level so if Build_branch is common parameter for multiple jobs, i can define it globally once and use/refer that as my parameter in my other jobs as parameter. This reduces to define this parameter at every job level
jenkins
edited Feb 7 at 13:26
Ahmed Ashour
1,3871716
asked Feb 7 at 11:05
user995290user995290
11
add a comment |
In Jenkins we have parameterized variable concept at the individual job level.
I want to use this parameterized variable concept at the global level.
For e.g.: when I define Build_branch as string/choice parameter and it asks for the input from the user. similarly i want to define these parameter at the global level so if Build_branch is common parameter for multiple jobs, i can define it globally once and use/refer that as my parameter in my other jobs as parameter. This reduces to define this parameter at every job level
jenkins
edited Feb 7 at 13:26
Ahmed Ashour
1,3871716
asked Feb 7 at 11:05
user995290user995290
11
In Jenkins we have parameterized variable concept at the individual job level.
I want to use this parameterized variable concept at the global level.
For e.g.: when I define Build_branch as string/choice parameter and it asks for the input from the user. similarly i want to define these parameter at the global level so if Build_branch is common parameter for multiple jobs, i can define it globally once and use/refer that as my parameter in my other jobs as parameter. This reduces to define this parameter at every job level
jenkins
jenkins
edited Feb 7 at 13:26
Ahmed Ashour
1,3871716
asked Feb 7 at 11:05
user995290user995290
11
edited Feb 7 at 13:26
Ahmed Ashour
1,3871716
asked Feb 7 at 11:05
user995290user995290
11
edited Feb 7 at 13:26
Ahmed Ashour
1,3871716
edited Feb 7 at 13:26
Ahmed Ashour
1,3871716
edited Feb 7 at 13:26
Ahmed Ashour
1,3871716
1,3871716
asked Feb 7 at 11:05
user995290user995290
11
asked Feb 7 at 11:05
user995290user995290
11
asked Feb 7 at 11:05
user995290user995290
11
11
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