Jenkins: how to statically check a pipeline that uses shared libraries?

Question

I'm coding Jenkins pipelines but my development process is extremely inefficient. For each modification, I must commit and push my code, and manually run the pipeline. A simple typo makes me do it all again. My version control log is a mess.

I'm trying to use the Pipeline Linter, but it fails since it doesn't recognize the Shared Libraries that I'm using.

Here is a simplified version of my code that I'll try to lint. This code works when I run it from the interface:

//importing class MyClass defined in src/com/company/MyClass.groovy
import com.company.MyClass.* 
//importing src/com/company/helper/Log.groovy
import com.company.helper.Log;

def call(String env) {
    def mud

    pipeline {
        agent none

        stages{
            stage('Checkout') {
                agent any
                steps {
                        mud = new MyClass(script: this)
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

I run the pipeline linter with this command:

 ssh -p 8222 jenkins declarative-linter < myPipeline.groovy

And, although it works fine when I run the pipeline in Jenkins, I get the following lint validation error:

Errors encountered validating Jenkinsfile:
WorkflowScript: 2: unable to resolve class com.company.helper.Log
 @ line 2, column 1.
   import com.company.helper.Log;
   ^

WorkflowScript: 25: unable to resolve class MyClass
 @ line 25, column 35.
                           mud = new MyClass(script: this)

How do I use the pipeline linter with shared libraries?

I also welcome any help to streamline my development process!

Answer 1

答案是无法检查，Jenkins pipeline 开发人员注定会拥有一个非常低效的开发流程。

我刚刚发现Jenkins bug 数据库中有一个与此相关的问题。我尝试了一些解决方案，但没有任何效果。

我仍然想要有关如何有效编码 Jenkins 管道的任何提示。