I am trying to understand how the job-templates and projects are supposed to be used. After reading the documentation I came up with this:
- project:
name: project-name
jobs:
- 'alcatel-pipeline':
svnurl: "svn://sourcecontrol/java/testing/swright-pipeline-test/trunk"
- 'other-pipeline':
svnurl: "svn://sourcecontrol/java/testing/swright-pipeline-test/trunk"
- job-template:
name: '{name}'
project-type: pipeline
pipeline-scm:
scm:
- svn:
url: '{svnurl}'
clean: true
script-path: Jenkinsfile
lightweight-checkout: true
My thought was that for each item in project.jobs
the job-template
would render a job with the variables substituted. But what I get is the following error:
jenkins_jobs.errors.JenkinsJobsException: Failed to find suitable template named 'alcatel-pipeline'
The documentation seems to indicate that I need to have a job-template for every item in project.jobs. But I dont see how thats useful for my use case, which is that I have about 150 pipeline jobs that only differ in the name and the SCM URL.
How do I define one job-template and the data to render multiple job configurations?
Ok this seems a little convoluted, but it works, and its also described this way in the documentation.