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May 16, 2020 18:30
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How to get a Jenkins Job as a local XML file. Then, create a new job.
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# Please consider the $1 variable in here: (it is the job name) | |
curl -k -s \ | |
https://jenkins.url.site/job/$1/config.xml \ | |
-u jenkins-user:111f65b8xxxxxc395df \ | |
-o $1-config.xml | |
# Now, we will use 2 variables: $1 & $2: (new job name & file with its definition) | |
CRUMB=$(\ | |
curl -k \ | |
'https://jenkins.url.site/crumbIssuer/api/xml?xpath=concat(//crumbRequestField,":",//crumb)' \ | |
-u jenkins-user:11e2c481zzzzzz0e82f445) | |
curl -k -X POST \ | |
https://jenkins.ci.ultrasist.net/createItem?name=$1 \ | |
-u jenkins-user:11e2481ww0e8d22fda0445 \ | |
--data-binary @$2 \ | |
-H "$CRUMB" \ | |
-H "Content-Type:text/xml" | |
# Note: the value for jenkins-user should be obtained previously, from the "jenkins-user" account |
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