The below code is intended to be run in Jenkins script console
def hi = hudson.model.Hudson.instance
return hi.getItems(hudson.model.Job)
}
def getBuildJob(String jobNam) {
def buildJob = null
def jobs = getJobs()
(jobs).each { job ->
if (job.displayName == jobNam) {
println("Found")
println("Exiting job search")
buildJob = job
return buildJob
}
}
return buildJob
}
job_name = "my-job-name"
job_id = getBuildJob(job_name)
last_build = job_id.getBuilds()[0]
println("Recent Builds of the job " + job_name + " " + job_id.getBuilds())
println("last_build="+last_build)
println("The last_build of Job " + job_name + " builton the node " +last_build.getBuiltOn())
Problem
I want to find the jenkins node on which the last build of the job "my-job-name" built. This script determined that, it ran on centos5-x64-01
Code
def getJobs() {def hi = hudson.model.Hudson.instance
return hi.getItems(hudson.model.Job)
}
def getBuildJob(String jobNam) {
def buildJob = null
def jobs = getJobs()
(jobs).each { job ->
if (job.displayName == jobNam) {
println("Found")
println("Exiting job search")
buildJob = job
return buildJob
}
}
return buildJob
}
job_name = "my-job-name"
job_id = getBuildJob(job_name)
last_build = job_id.getBuilds()[0]
println("Recent Builds of the job " + job_name + " " + job_id.getBuilds())
println("last_build="+last_build)
println("The last_build of Job " + job_name + " builton the node " +last_build.getBuiltOn())
Output
Found
Exiting job search
Recent Builds of the job my-job-name [my-job-name #1474, my-job-name #1473, my-job-name #1472, my-job-name #1466, my-job-name #1421]
last_build=my-job-name #1474
The last_build of Job my-job-name builton the node hudson.slaves.DumbSlave[centos5-x64-01]
