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| #!groovy | |
| // imports | |
| import jenkins.model.Jenkins | |
| import hudson.model.ListView | |
| // get Jenkins instance | |
| Jenkins jenkins = Jenkins.getInstance() | |
| // variables | |
| def viewName = 'MyView' | |
| // create the new view | |
| jenkins.addView(new ListView(viewName)) | |
| // get the view | |
| myView = hudson.model.Hudson.instance.getView(viewName) | |
| // add a job by its name | |
| myView.doAddJobToView('MyJob1') | |
| myView.doAddJobToView('MyJob2') | |
| myView.doAddJobToView('MyJob3') | |
| // save current Jenkins state to disk | |
| jenkins.save() |
Hi @Vamsi3012,
Thanks for your comment.
IIRC, it updates the view as well. I don't have an instance to test it right now, however, you can find some info on it in the official documentation/code; https://github.com/jenkinsci/jenkins/blob/22aa2e6e766074d11249893e3f35e0b99e20d3d0/test/src/test/java/hudson/cli/UpdateViewCommandTest.java
I hope it helps! :)
Cheers!
Hi Guyz,
I have a similar case where I need to update my view with job name but instead of hardcoding the job name, I want to give regular expression which will includes the job.
How can I do that?
Thank you in advance!
Hi @sbahore,
I don't have an answer for this scenario, it would require some investigation. I would suggest that you explore the view classes and methods, a good starting point is; https://github.com/jenkinsci/jenkins/tree/master/core/src/main/java/hudson/views
I hope it helps.
I just managed to add a regular expression filter to the view, here is how I did it:
def jobRegex = ".*"
// Configure regex-based job filter
def regexJobFilter = new hudson.views.RegExJobFilter(
jobRegex, // regex
"includeMatched", // includeExcludeTypeString
"NAME" // valueTypeString
)
// Add the filter to the view
def jobFilters = newView.jobFilters ?: []
jobFilters.add(regexJobFilter)
newView.jobFilters = jobFilters
// Save the view
newView.save()
To see allowed values, check documentation:
Hi,
Firstly, thank you for the example. Could you please elaborate this example for checking if the view already exists and only then creating the view? The current example creates new views always instead of updating the existing view.
Thanks in advance :)
Best Regards,
Vamsi