Create a Pipeline Job
Before we get started, we’ll need to create a Pipeline job in Jenkins that we can play around with.
Feel free to reuse the Pipeline job created during JTE: The Basics or follow the same instructions<JTE The Basics Pipeline Job> to create a new job for this lab.
When you’re finished, you should have:
1. A pipeline template that reads:
build()
static_code_analysis()2. A pipeline configuration of:
libraries{
maven
sonarqube
}|
If you’re reusing the same Pipeline job, your pipeline configuration may specify the |
This Pipeline job is going to be the playground within which we learn about the different pipeline primitives for the rest of the lab.