¿Cómo no "disparar y olvidar" al hacer un disparador remoto de una compilación Jenkins?

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Estoy intentando activar una compilación parametrizada de Jenkins desde Bamboo, haciendo lo siguiente:

POST - http://jenkins-url.com/job/jobname/buildWithParameters?ENVIRONMENT=dev&APPLICATION=hello-world

Pero obtendré un 201 al instante que me dice que se creó la compilación. ¿Cómo hago para que esta solicitud espere y devuelva el estado de éxito de la compilación en lugar del incendio y se olvide?

Aparentemente es posible según Parameterized-Remote-Trigger-Plugin :

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Editar: creó esto al final si lo necesita. https://github.com/owenmorgan/jenkins-remote-builder

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Respuestas:

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Al configurar el disparador remoto, debe hacer clic en "Bloquear hasta que los proyectos disparados remotos finalicen sus compilaciones".

Trabajo parametrizado remoto

Travis Thompson
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gracias, puedo tener el extremo equivocado del dispositivo ... ¿ese complemento parece ser para activar compilaciones remotas desde el propio jenkins? En mi escenario, la compilación se activa a partir de una solicitud de Bamboo, pero nos gustaría que esa solicitud se mantenga hasta que la compilación se complete y devuelva el estado de la compilación.
osmorgan
Ah, ahora entiendo. Desafortunadamente, no creo que la API funcione de esa manera, si observa cómo se desarrolla ese complemento para Jenkins, verá que activa el trabajo remoto y luego sondea el estado hasta que finalice.
Travis Thompson
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Gracias, terminé haciendo este github.com/owenmorgan/jenkins-remote-builder
osmorgan
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@osmorgan: debe describir eso en una respuesta (con un poco de resumen, no solo el enlace) y aceptarlo.
Dan Cornilescu
sheesh ... está en la pregunta ... y hay una descripción en el enlace. nos vemos en stackoverflow.
osmorgan
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He creado el script jenkins-remote-builder que seguirá su compilación remota hasta su finalización.

Algunos detalles más al respecto (de su archivo README.md ):

Ejemplo

jenkins=https://user:[email protected]:8080
jenkins_job=MyApp-Deploy

environment=dev
application=myapp
revision=9fd71f63b351b8208264daf86d292ced580a2f60

./jenkins_remote_trigger.sh \
            -h ${jenkins} \
            -j ${jenkins_job} \
            -p "ENVIRONMENT=${environment}&APPLICATION=${application}&REVISION=${revision}"

Uso:

-h HOST     | --host=HOST                       Jenkins host
-j JOBNAME  | --jobname=test-build-job          The name of the jenkins job to trigger
-p JOBPARAM | --jobparam=environment=uat&test=1 Jenkins job paramiters
-q          | --quiet                           Don't output any status messages
osmorgan
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Un poco un resumen sobre cómo funciona sería mejor;)
Tensibai
Revise la edición que apliqué a su respuesta (¡interesante!), Pero que creo que corría el riesgo de ser eliminada (por moderación) porque era prácticamente una respuesta de solo enlace (como lo indica de alguna manera el comentario de @Tensibai también )
Pierre.Vriens
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Si necesita activar un trabajo desde la CLI y esperar a que se complete, puede usar la "CLI de Jenkins" (consulte aquí ).

Sin embargo, la CLI de jenkins no admite promociones, por lo que se me ocurrió el siguiente script:

#!/bin/bash
# Trigger a promotion and wait for its completion
#
# For triggering jobs jenkins cli is sufficient: https://support.cloudbees.com/hc/en-us/articles/228392127-How-to-wait-for-build-to-finish-when-triggering-from-CLI-
#
# The script is dependent on the current jenkins implementation of:
# - the promotion web page (links for triggering/re-executing the promotions)
# - the behaviour of the XML of the promotion status
#
# The behaviour of the job run status XML is:
#   - if the the promotion is not yet been triggered than the response is 404 not found
#   - is the the promotion has been triggered
#     - ... but it's still waiting for an executor:  the response is 404 not found or <duration> is empty
#     - ... and has started:                         <duration> is empty or 0
#     - ... and it's finished:                       <duration> is a non-zero number
#
#
#  run syntax:
#    ./trigger_promotion_and_wait_for_completion.sh \
#       <job_name> \
#       <job_run_number_to_promote> \
#       <promotion_name> \
#       <jenkins_user> \
#       <jenkins_pwd> \
#       <jenkins_url> \
#       <script_workspace_folder> \
#       '{"name": "prom_param_1", "value": "stringvalue" } , {"name": "prom_param_2", "value": true }'
#
#   example:
#    ./trigger_promotion_and_wait_for_completion.sh \
#       job1 \
#       22 \
#       promotion1 \
#       admin \
#       password \
#       http://localhost:8080/jenkins/ \
#       . \
#       '{"name": "prom_param_1", "value": "stringvalue" } , {"name": "prom_param_2", "value": true }'



set -uexo pipefail

#other debug options:
#PS4='+\t '
#set -v

JOB_NAME="${1}"
JOB_RUN_NUMBER="${2}"
DEPLOY_PROMOTION_NAME="${3}"
BUILDER_USER="${4}"
BUILDER_PASSWORD="${5}"
JENKINS_URL="${6}"
WORKSPACE_FOLDER="${7}"
PROMOTION_ARGUMENTS="${8}"

TIMEOUT=900


echo "retrieving the promotion nextBuildNumber (so we can poll the promotion status and check if it's finished)..."
PROMOTION_RUN_NUMBER="$( curl -s  -u${BUILDER_USER}:${BUILDER_PASSWORD} "${JENKINS_URL}job/${JOB_NAME}/promotion/process/${DEPLOY_PROMOTION_NAME}/api/xml"  | grep -P  '<nextBuildNumber>(.*)</nextBuildNumber'   | sed -re 's/.*<nextBuildNumber>(.*)<\/nextBuildNumber.*/\1/g' )"




echo "running the promotion..."
echo 'only the first promotion can be triggered with "Approve", while subsequent promotions are triggered with "Re-execute promotion"'
echo 'so we check in the web page if the approve link is present'

#the link to search in the web page
PROMOTION_APPROVE_STRING="promotionProcess/${DEPLOY_PROMOTION_NAME}/promotionCondition/hudson.plugins.promoted_builds.conditions.ManualCondition/approve"

PROM_STATUS_URL="${JENKINS_URL}job/${JOB_NAME}/${JOB_RUN_NUMBER}/promotion/"

if curl -s -vvv -u${BUILDER_USER}:${BUILDER_PASSWORD}  "${PROM_STATUS_URL}" | grep "${PROMOTION_APPROVE_STRING}" ; then
    echo "The job has not yet been promoted, triggering it with 'Approve'"
    WEB_PATH="job/${JOB_NAME}/${JOB_RUN_NUMBER}/promotion/promotionProcess/${DEPLOY_PROMOTION_NAME}/promotionCondition/hudson.plugins.promoted_builds.conditions.ManualCondition/approve"
    SUBMIT="Approve"
else
    echo "The job has already been promoted, triggering it with 'Re-execute promotion'"
    WEB_PATH="job/${JOB_NAME}/${JOB_RUN_NUMBER}/promotion/${DEPLOY_PROMOTION_NAME}/build"
    SUBMIT="Re-execute+promotion"
fi


#note for the troubleshooting: in case the following curl fails then the error cause can be found near the string "stack trace"
CURL_OUTPUT="$(  curl -s -vvv -XPOST -u${BUILDER_USER}:${BUILDER_PASSWORD} "${JENKINS_URL}${WEB_PATH}"  \
                       --data 'json={
                                 "parameter": [
                                                '"${PROMOTION_ARGUMENTS}"'
                                              ]
                                    }&Submit='"${SUBMIT}" 2>&1 )"

if ( echo "${CURL_OUTPUT}" |  grep -P "< HTTP/1.1 5\d\d" ) || ( echo "${CURL_OUTPUT}" |  grep -P "< HTTP/1.1 4\d\d" ) ; then
  echo  'error in triggering the job/promotion! exiting...'
  exit 1
else
  echo  'curl good'
fi



echo "checking promotion status until promotion is finished"
FINISHED=no


INITIAL_TIME="$(date +%s)"
while [ "${FINISHED}" != "ok" ]
do
    sleep 2


    #checking if promotion is finished (we check the value of <duration> XML element in the job run status)
    ERROR="" ; DURATION="$(curl -s  -u${BUILDER_USER}:${BUILDER_PASSWORD} "${JENKINS_URL}job/${JOB_NAME}/${JOB_RUN_NUMBER}/promotion/${DEPLOY_PROMOTION_NAME}/promotionBuild/${PROMOTION_RUN_NUMBER}/api/xml"    | grep -Po  '<duration>.*</duration>'   | sed -re  's/<duration>(.*)<\/duration>/\1/g' )"   || ERROR="yes"
    if [[ $ERROR == "yes" ]] ; then
      echo " the promotion has been queued but not yet started, waiting for it to start..."
      curl -s  -u${BUILDER_USER}:${BUILDER_PASSWORD} "${JENKINS_URL}job/${JOB_NAME}/${JOB_RUN_NUMBER}/promotion/${DEPLOY_PROMOTION_NAME}/promotionBuild/${PROMOTION_RUN_NUMBER}/api/xml"
      ERROR=""
      continue
    fi  ;   ERROR=""




    #we interrupt the polling of the job/promotion status if the promotion
    #  - is terminated
    #  - is taking too long (there is some problem)
    #(in the XML of the job run status the <duration> XML element value is initially empty, than it is 0, and eventually is the number of seconds of the run duration )

    POLLING_TIME="$(date +%s)"
    let "ELAPSED_TIME=POLLING_TIME-INITIAL_TIME"
    echo "ELAPSED_TIME=${ELAPSED_TIME}"

    if  (( ${ELAPSED_TIME} \> $TIMEOUT ))  ; then
      echo "error: the promotion has taken too long... exiting"
      exit 1
    fi

    if  [[ "${DURATION}" != "" ]] ; then
      re='^[0-9]+$'
      if [[ $DURATION =~ $re ]] ; then
        if (( "${DURATION}" \> "0" )) ; then
          FINISHED=ok
        else
          : #do nothing (the value of <duration> is 0 , that is the job/promotion has been started in a slave and is still running)
        fi
      else
        echo "error: the promotion duration is not a number. exiting..."
        exit 1
      fi
    else
      :  # the job/promotion has not yet started
    fi

    echo "waiting for the promotion to finish..."
done

echo "Promotion finished"



echo "Promotion output:"
curl -s  -u${BUILDER_USER}:${BUILDER_PASSWORD} "${JENKINS_URL}job/${JOB_NAME}/${JOB_RUN_NUMBER}/promotion/${DEPLOY_PROMOTION_NAME}/promotionBuild/${PROMOTION_RUN_NUMBER}/consoleText" > ${WORKSPACE_FOLDER}/promotionOutput

cat ${WORKSPACE_FOLDER}/promotionOutput

if [[ ! "$(tail -n1 ${WORKSPACE_FOLDER}/promotionOutput)" =~ "SUCCESS"  ]] ; then
      echo "Promotion did not successfully terminate"
      exit 1
else
      echo "Promotion successfully terminated"
fi
Giuliano
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