Jenkins is a Ci/CD pipeline platform, to get it working on a, ex github/bitbucket/gitlab, repository a Jenkinsfile needs to be placed on it with groovy syntax.
By default this file is simply named Jenkinsfile or, in some cases, with the extension .jenkinsfile, either cases to get it nicely highlighted one of the bellow options need to be done:
- bat -l groovy Jenkinsfile
- bat -l groovy something.jenkinsfile
so that would be a good addition to bat whether it could auto detect a jenkinsfile at set it up to groovy language
Jenkins is a Ci/CD pipeline platform, to get it working on a, ex github/bitbucket/gitlab, repository a Jenkinsfile needs to be placed on it with groovy syntax.
By default this file is simply named
Jenkinsfileor, in some cases, with the extension.jenkinsfile, either cases to get it nicely highlighted one of the bellow options need to be done:so that would be a good addition to bat whether it could auto detect a jenkinsfile at set it up to groovy language