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IntelliJ can’t auto-complete Jenkins pipeline steps such as echo or sh out of the box. Please see this blog post for more details on unit testing. TestCompile group: 'com.lesfurets', name: 'jenkins-pipeline-unit', version: '1.1' testCompile group: 'org.spockframework', name: 'spock-core', version: '1.1-groovy-2.4' Setup for Jenkins pipeline libraryĪll Groovy files in Jenkins shared library for Pipelines have to follow this directory structure: Directory structure of a Shared Library repository The final adle will look like this.Īll of the above setup should suffice for working with Groovy Init Scripts.įor working with Jenkins Shared Pipeline Libraries, we should take one extra step shown as follows. Without that ext option specified, IntellJ won’t find JAR files nested in hpi/ jpi files which is the default binaries for Jenkins plugins. NOTE 2: The ext: 'jar' is VERY important to ensure that jar files, instead of hpi/ jpi files, are being downloaded and understood by IntellJ. It is rare these days but such cases cannot be completely ruled out. NOTE 1: The last line compile fileTree is the last resort for any Jenkins plugins that you cannot find the right group ID and artifact ID.

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Having these libraries imported will enable code auto-completion, syntax checks, easy refactoring when working with Groovy scripts for Jenkins. The above example will grab Jenkins core libraries, Matrix Authorization Plugin hpi, other plugin dependencies and javadocs for all imported libraries. Modify adle to add the following lines.Ĭompile ':jenkins-core:2.23' // Jenkins plugins compile group: '', name: 'credentials', version: '2.1.13', ext: 'jar' compile group: '', name: 'matrix-auth', version: '1.6', ext: 'jar' compile group: '', name: 'workflow-cps', version: '2.39', ext: 'jar' // TRICKY: The lib folder contains all other plugins *JAR* files // if not found in Maven compile fileTree ( dir: 'lib', include: )

Select IntelliJ IDEA | Preferences | Editor | File Types.

Set up for Jenkins Plugins files which are of types.

Choose Project name and Project Location.

In addition, if you work extensively with Grails/Gradle/Groovy, you may prefer installing via sdk tool instead of Homebrew.

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NOTE: For Gradle installed on a Mac via Homebrew, the path “/usr/local/opt/gradle/libexec” may be preferrable to “/usr/local/Cellar/gradle/X.X/libexec” since the former will stay the same after Gradle version upgrades. For Gradle on Mac installed via Homebrew, the Gradle home is like this: NOTE: this setup is NOT intended for Jenkins plugin or core development. This is based on my original write-up in this project.

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This posts will show how to setup IntelliJ for development of Jenkins Groovy Init Scripts and shared libraries, including auto-complete for Jenkins pipeline steps.