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I have a Makefile in my Jenkins job's workspace, that I want to edit out certain parts from and then save it, before running next part of the script that uses this Makefile. The part that I want t...
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2022-05-22T17:10:14Z (almost 2 years ago)
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2022-05-17T17:44:34Z (almost 2 years ago)
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How to open a file and edit its content in groovy script
- I have a Makefile in my Jenkins job's workspace, that I want to edit out certain parts from and then save it, before running next part of the script that uses this Makefile.
the part that I want to cut out is this-`PUMP_MARKER:=,cpp- ifneq (,$(findstring $(PUMP_MARKER), $(DISTCC_HOSTS)))
- PUMP:=pump
- else
- PUMP:=
endif`I am looking for some shell command that I could put in my groovy script, that will open up this file and remove this above mentioned part, save it and then move on.I'm not good with shell so I cant possible figure this out on my own.Here is how my groovy script looks like-`stage('Build'){``dir ("$WORKSPACE/$SVN_TAG") {`- Here- I want to insert some shell command to edit that file out
`}``}`Could any please suggest some ideas to implement this.Note- I know I could just vi that file and manually do this but I want to do this for multiple jobs and I'm genuinely looking for something that I can just paste in my every groovy script and automatically do this.
- I have a Makefile in my Jenkins job's workspace, that I want to edit out certain parts from and then save it, before running next part of the script that uses this Makefile.
- The part that I want to cut out is this:
- ```
- PUMP_MARKER:=,cpp
- ifneq (,$(findstring $(PUMP_MARKER), $(DISTCC_HOSTS)))
- PUMP:=pump
- else
- PUMP:=
- endif
- ```
- I am looking for some shell command that I could put in my Groovy script, that will open up this file and remove this above mentioned part, save it and then move on.
- Here is how my Groovy script looks like:
- ```groovy
- stage('Build'){
- dir ("$WORKSPACE/$SVN_TAG") {
- Here- I want to insert some shell command to edit that file out
- }
- }
- ```
- Note: I know I could just `vi` that file and manually do this but I want to do this for multiple jobs and I'm genuinely looking for something that I can just paste in my every Groovy script and automatically do this.
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Megan
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2022-05-17T17:37:25Z (almost 2 years ago)
How to open a file and edit its content in groovy script
I have a Makefile in my Jenkins job's workspace, that I want to edit out certain parts from and then save it, before running next part of the script that uses this Makefile.
the part that I want to cut out is this-
`PUMP_MARKER:=,cpp
ifneq (,$(findstring $(PUMP_MARKER), $(DISTCC_HOSTS)))
PUMP:=pump
else
PUMP:=
endif`
I am looking for some shell command that I could put in my groovy script, that will open up this file and remove this above mentioned part, save it and then move on.
I'm not good with shell so I cant possible figure this out on my own.
Here is how my groovy script looks like-
`stage('Build'){`
`dir ("$WORKSPACE/$SVN_TAG") {`
Here- I want to insert some shell command to edit that file out
`}`
`}`
Could any please suggest some ideas to implement this.
Note- I know I could just vi that file and manually do this but I want to do this for multiple jobs and I'm genuinely looking for something that I can just paste in my every groovy script and automatically do this.