def poke(self, context: 'Context') -> bool:
self.log.info("Poking jenkins job %s", self.job_name)
hook = JenkinsHook(self.jenkins_connection_id)
is_building = hook.get_build_building_state(self.job_name,
self.build_number)
if is_building:
self.log.info("Build still ongoing!")
return False
else:
self.log.info("Build is finished.")
return True
def grab_artifact_from_jenkins(url):
"""
Grab an artifact from the previous job
The python-jenkins library doesn't expose a method for that
But it's totally possible to build manually the request for that
"""
hook = JenkinsHook("your_jenkins_connection")
jenkins_server = hook.get_jenkins_server()
# The JenkinsJobTriggerOperator store the job url in the xcom variable corresponding to the task
# You can then use it to access things or to get the job number
# This url looks like : http://jenkins_url/job/job_name/job_number/
url += "artifact/myartifact.xml" # Or any other artifact name
request = Request(method='GET', url=url)
response = jenkins_server.jenkins_open(request)
return response # We store the artifact content in a xcom variable for later use
def test_client_created_default_http(self, get_connection_mock):
"""tests `init` method to validate http client creation when all parameters are passed """
default_connection_id = 'jenkins_default'
connection_host = 'http://test.com'
connection_port = 8080
get_connection_mock.return_value = mock. \
Mock(connection_id=default_connection_id,
login='******', password='******', extra='',
host=connection_host, port=connection_port)
complete_url = f'http://{connection_host}:{connection_port}/'
hook = JenkinsHook(default_connection_id)
self.assertIsNotNone(hook.jenkins_server)
self.assertEqual(hook.jenkins_server.server, complete_url)
def get_hook(self) -> JenkinsHook:
"""
Instantiate jenkins hook
"""
return JenkinsHook(self.jenkins_connection_id)
def get_hook(self):
return JenkinsHook(self.jenkins_connection_id)
